Nicole Barakat, hemp twine red bangle and I see colours or

and I see colours or emotions as an inspiration

’ Sydney Review of Books

Bundles of fibre are formed into coils which are covered and stitched together with strands of fibre threaded onto a needle

but the commitment is singular: Palestinian freedom pursued beyond factional confines

We protect the place in history for those artists who have come before

Nicole Barakat, hemp twine red bangle and I see colours orArtist: Nicole Barakat One of a kind fair trade hemp twine over repurposed plastic and wooden bangles Nicole Barakat is a Kfarsghabi, Lebanese artist living on the lands and waters of the Gadigal People. She works with deep listening and intuitive processes with intentions to transform the conditions of everyday life. Her artwork engages unconventional approaches to art making, creating intricate works that embody the love and patience characteristic