Gazellah Bruder has carved out a powerful path as an artist, storyteller, and advocate. Her work boldly centres women, mothers, survivors and warriors, while tackling big themes like colonial legacy, environmental loss, and gender-based violence.
With more than 50 exhibitions
across Papua New Guinea and around the world, she has become one of the Pacific’s most
fearless and influential voices in contemporary art. Now featured in the upcoming exhibition
Invisible Lines, Gazellah continues to challenge, provoke, and inspire. Turning creativity into a tool for truth and transformation.
In this 2-part series, she joins us to share her journey, her practice, and the
powerful stories behind her art.
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