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Welcome to Community Conversations, an interview sequence that includes Intrepid travellers, creatives, and activists in our group. In each Q&A we ask an inspiring particular person about their world view and their world adventures. Today, we\u2019re sitting down with First Nations artist, Rachael Sarra<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Rachael Sarra is a mixed-race, First Nations up to date artist and designer from Goreng Goreng Country in Queensland, Australia. She makes use of artwork as a robust device to discover society\u2019s notion of Aboriginal artwork and identification. We despatched Rachael on our Flinders Ranges Explorer journey<\/a> \u2013 a seven-day journey from Adelaide, looping by means of Indigenous websites like Iga Warta, Arkaroola and Wilpena Pound. Here\u2019s her tackle the entire group-travel-in-your-own-country expertise.<\/p>\n