COMO Conversation – Weaving Workshop

Those who join will learn how to create a unique piece based upon traditional Nyoongar weaving practice.

All materials are provided, and you will leave with your own handwoven piece.

A photographer will be capturing moments throughout the event. If you prefer not to be photographed or filmed, kindly inform a member of our team. Thank you!

Don’t forget — valet parking is available at COMO The Treasury, 1 Cathedral Avenue.

Biography:
Rickeeta Walley is a Nyoongar–Yamatji artist whose practice explores the subtle intricacies of Boodjar (Country). Her work draws attention to the small systems that exist within the landscape, such as insects, seeds, textures, and the layered surfaces of the natural world. Her intention is to reveal the quiet complexity that sits beneath what we often see at first glance.

Influenced by her background as an educator in biodiversity, Rickeeta approaches Country with a heightened awareness of ecological relationships and natural patterns. This perspective inspires the way she observes and interprets the environment.

Mentored by her father, Dr Richard Walley OAM, Rickeeta continues to develop her own artistic language while drawing strength from cultural knowledge passed through generations.