How to show these on the ground? A bit of dirt where you least expect it, a section cut through the asphalt, a tiled pattern meandering past the deli counter that reminds you of a songline that still exists, and will still exist long after honey ham is no longer sold there.
Connect this image with parks and gardens breaking their boundaries and getting smeared across streets and through corners of buildings.
Maybe a paving type like this

in a 20m wide strip across York street, just at the cross walk:

Alison Hartman Gardens breaking free from her confining edge.
Exciting times indeed. I really hope the Indigenous community gets excited about these opportunities as well.
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