Lorraine Connelly-Northey reinvents narrbong: fibre carriers used to collect food or as strainers. The artist was born in Swan Hill along the Murray River. As a young girl, her Indigenous mother introduced her to weaving traditions, and her father, an Irish farmer, passed on an interest in scavenging odds and ends. To make these works, Connelly-Northey finds scrap metal on empty farmland or in dried creek beds, and delicately folds it into the shape of a basket: bringing together both aspects of her heritage into a common form.