01 · home

A handpan outdoors in warm light, framed like a polaroid
…. this is a handpan….

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02 · steel

Warm metal.

Two shells. Tuned notes. Played with the hands.

A modern steel instrument. No amp. No story beyond that.

It hums back when you’re quiet enough to hear it.

03 · evening

After dark.

Fence light. Soft hands. One note at a time.

Keep it down. That’s enough.

04 · trail

East coast.

Gold Coast · Byron · Brisbane · Sydney

Parks. Warm nights. Water. Manners.

Leave the place as you found it.

05 · acknowledgement

Aboriginal land.

We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as Traditional Custodians of these lands and waters, and pay respects to Elders past and present.

  • Gold Coast — Yugambeh
  • Byron / Northern Rivers — Bundjalung
  • Brisbane (Meanjin) — Turrbal & Yuggera
  • Sydney — Gadigal of Eora

Sovereignty was never ceded.

06 · listening

Listen first.

First Nations song, dance, and Country are living cultures — held by communities, artists, and Elders.

A clear line The handpan is a modern steel instrument. It is not Aboriginal. It does not stand in for songlines, ceremony, or sacred knowledge.

Learn from Aboriginal-led voices. Leave sacred things where they belong.

07 · later

More when it’s ready.

A small personal site. No countdown.

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