The Totem Story
A breathtaking union of light, story, and spirit, this large-scale projection work transforms the iconic CBH domes into luminous canvases.
Created in collaboration with CBH, projection artist Steven Alyian, ceramicist Fleur Schell, and Ballardong Noongar Elder Tracy De Grussa. This installation fuses culture, creativity, and country into an unforgettable night-time experience.
Puppet Parade
An extraordinary opportunity for Goomalling students to step inside the magic of performance and transformation. Under the direction of acclaimed puppeteers Jenny Ellis and Jeremy Lavender, and with movement guidance from renowned ballerina Floeur Alder, children will learn to embody and animate giant creature puppets. This residency culminates in a captivating community performance—where students don’t just control the puppets, they bring them to life.
Crop Circles
Australia’s first-ever crop circle art gallery.
A one-way journey through wonder - follow the spiral labyrinth and encounter 12 breathtaking site-specific artworks rising from the golden wheat of Goomalling. Ceramic, metal, sound, sculpture, and imagination - all crafted by visionary artists responding to place, spirit, and story.
This is not just an installation. It’s an invitation to walk slowly, look closely, and feel deeply.
Where has the Koomal gone?
A moving anthem created for Biosphere Boodja, blending music, movement, and mythology. Written by Fleur Schell, with Noongar lyrics from Elder Tracy De Grussa, the song explores connection to Country and story. Arranged by Daphne Schell with cello by Heidi Hill, it features school and community choirs guided by Rose Parker and local leaders. Debuting at Biosphere Boodja, this poignant piece captures the spirit of the Wheatbelt’s land and people, becoming a lasting anthem of connection and belonging.