Earth. Ocean. Weave.

This collaborative exhibition brings together clay, fibre and community in a creative response to environmental care. Developed through a series of hands-on workshops, the exhibition features vessels that have been shaped, painted and woven by people of all ages and skill levels. At the heart of each work is reclaimed rope and fishing debris collected from the Kepa Kurl / Esperance coastline—particularly 10 Mile Beach—by the 10 Mile Collection. Once harmful waste, these materials have been transformed, woven into ceramic forms to create striking and meaningful vessels under the guidance of local artists Naomi Stanitzki, Jess Le Monnier and Michelle Crisp. All works are offered for sale, with proceeds donated to the Great Southern Reef Foundation—supporting vital efforts to protect and restore our marine environment. Opening: Thurs 7 May at 6pm Exhibition Dates: Fri 8 to Sat 30 May Opening Hours: Tues to Fri 10am to 4pm / Sat 12pm to 4pm This project has been developed through Esperance Community Arts and is supported by Healthway WA through Art for Wellbeing funding.