In 1982, the township of Jabiru was established around a uranium mining site, intended to house the mine’s workers—without the consensus of the Traditional Owners. This exhibition features works by Mirarr Traditional Owner and visual artist Corben Mudjandi. The photographs capture his perspectives on Mirarr Country and his own community, displayed alongside images of the former uranium mining site at Jabiru. The poetry and beauty of Corben’s works stand in contrast with the history concealed behind them. The images he offers address the dichotomy that exists between the impact of modern industries on the environment, and the resilience of Indigenous people in fostering values such as kinship, connection to Country and culture. Curated by Angela Connor, MAPh Senior Curator and Agency, in consultation with Marrawuddi Arts & Culture