Where the salt and fresh waters meet is Julie Gough's special place | 360 Video

Take in the splendour of Far north-east Tasmania with artist Julie Gough as she shares with us her special place.

A place where her ancestors have walked for centuries and in this serenity, she truly feels at home.

Julies uses her art to bring to life people, places and events from Tasmanian colonial history and give her viewers a chance to delve deeper and experience the past differently.

This video is part of the This PlaceArtist Series

This Place: Artist Series follows six Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists across Australia who share their connections to country and how it inspires their art and identity.

These award-winning artists work hang in galleries around the world, including the National Gallery of Australia. In each episode they take us far from the bright lights of the art world to the places where their artmaking begins.

The Artist Series is part of the ABC’s Walking Together project.

In 2000, Indigenous and non-Indigenous people walked together across the Sydney Harbour Bridge, one of the largest demonstrations ever in Australia.

20 years on the Walking Together project reflects, listens, shares and builds on our shared national identity, inviting all Australian’s to walk together on the journey to reconciliation.

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