Peter Dombrovskis - Walls of Jerusalem Maps Archival ink jet print on

Archival ink jet print on Crane Museo Silver Rag or Hahnemuhle William Turner paper

kunzea ambigua flower and leaf

The relatively subtle footprint of Aboriginal life on the environment is at stark odds with the pervasive evidence of European occupation

Dried Tasmanian pepper leaves give it a herbal

Peter Dombrovskis - Walls of Jerusalem Maps Archival ink jet print onScattered pencil pines and the dramatic cliffs of the West Wall rise beyond a small alpine tarn. Native herbs, mosses, grasses, shrubs and a bright green cushion plant adorn its fringes. Cushion plants, hard to the touch (and not soft as the name might suggest), are widespread throughout Tasmania's high country. Pencil pines, on the other hand, are exceedingly vulnerable to fire and have had their range drastically reduced in the last 200 years. The