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Isobel Andrews, Rose-Marie Nicolia, Mia Sullivan and Pinyade Tangchaitrakul from Craigslea State High School

Cultural Connection and Preservation

Webster Rd & Milburn St, Chermside West QLD
The mural design symbolises our school’s cultural diversity and concern for the future preservation of oceanic marine life. The marine life motifs are represented by an Indigenous turtle, Filipino whale shark, Maori stingray, and Polynesian dolphin.
Box ID: B8017 (View Map Below)
Additional Participants: Peter Cooke, teacher, Craigslea SHS.
Organisation: Craigslea State High School
Painted on: May 2021
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