Aunty Marilyn Russell, Dark purple shellwork slippers That’s probably most obvious in

That’s probably most obvious in the works made from burnt out underwear I think

Marilyn is ensuring the longevity of this tradition by passing this practice and cultural knowledge to the next generation

Born and raised on Dharug country

She explained she just hated fish

Aunty Marilyn Russell, Dark purple shellwork slippers That’s probably most obvious inArtist: Aunty Marilyn Russell Title: Dark purple shellwork slippers Materials: Shells, glue, velvet, cardboard & glitter Sizes vary: Approx 130mm long x 70mm wide x 44mm high Continuing the tradition of shellwork which has been handed down to her from her mother Esme Timbery, Marilyn Russell's work represents her connection to the past and a process of healing. Through these fine art objects, Marilyn keeps Bidjigal women's shellwork tradition alive.