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Thread Continuum
2026
2 AP, Edition of 10
560mm x 380mm
Silk screen print on somerset paper
Thread Continuum speaks to the unbroken lineage of cultural knowledge carried across generations. As a Kabi Kabi woman, my practice is grounded in the rematriation of traditional weaving on Kabi Kabi Country, reconnecting with ancestral knowledge and restoring cultural practices that have endured despite disruption and displacement.
Through weaving, I engage with culture as a living continuum - something that is not fixed in the past but continually renewed through learning, making, and sharing. Each thread holds the memory of Country, community, and the stories woven through time. The act of weaving becomes a conversation between generations, connecting ancestral knowledge with contemporary expression.
To weave is to listen deeply, to learn, and to honour the responsibility of carrying culture forward. The fibres I work with are part of a larger cultural fabric that binds people, place, and history. My role is to hold these threads with care, integrity, respect, and generosity for future generations.
About the Artist
Bianca BOND is a Kabi Kabi Woman, descending from the Da’la peoples, the traditional custodians of the sunshine coast area and its surrounding unceded outer regions. Bianca comes from a long lineage of strong weavers, dancers and Ancestors that have guided her practices and work within cultural continuity spaces, as well as necessary grassroot work of sharing and passing knowledge, and epistemological systems.Bianca is a Ba'rung, Wong'ai, Waa Waa woman with strong links to Bunya Country and the Bunya Gatherings through her bloodline of thousands of generations
Thread Continuum
2026
2 AP, Edition of 10
560mm x 380mm
Silk screen print on somerset paper
Thread Continuum speaks to the unbroken lineage of cultural knowledge carried across generations. As a Kabi Kabi woman, my practice is grounded in the rematriation of traditional weaving on Kabi Kabi Country, reconnecting with ancestral knowledge and restoring cultural practices that have endured despite disruption and displacement.
Through weaving, I engage with culture as a living continuum - something that is not fixed in the past but continually renewed through learning, making, and sharing. Each thread holds the memory of Country, community, and the stories woven through time. The act of weaving becomes a conversation between generations, connecting ancestral knowledge with contemporary expression.
To weave is to listen deeply, to learn, and to honour the responsibility of carrying culture forward. The fibres I work with are part of a larger cultural fabric that binds people, place, and history. My role is to hold these threads with care, integrity, respect, and generosity for future generations.
About the Artist
Bianca BOND is a Kabi Kabi Woman, descending from the Da’la peoples, the traditional custodians of the sunshine coast area and its surrounding unceded outer regions. Bianca comes from a long lineage of strong weavers, dancers and Ancestors that have guided her practices and work within cultural continuity spaces, as well as necessary grassroot work of sharing and passing knowledge, and epistemological systems.Bianca is a Ba'rung, Wong'ai, Waa Waa woman with strong links to Bunya Country and the Bunya Gatherings through her bloodline of thousands of generations
