This artwork layers history, culture, and landscape, combining an aerial photograph, hydrological patterns, a 1926 map, archival photographs, and a quote by William Barak, a revered Wurundjeri leader. Central to the piece is the raven, Waa, the Wurundjeri wilan moiety totem, symbolising the spiritual and cultural connection to the land. Juxtaposing historical and contemporary elements, the composition traces the transformation of Country—from a space of deep cultural significance to its urbanised state—while emphasising the resilience and enduring presence of the Wurundjeri people. It invites reflection on Country as a living entity, intertwined with identity, memory, and cultural continuity, fostering a deeper respect for its significance and the need to sustain this connection for future generations.