Trashbinn Art, run by First Nations, queer, Gamilaraay artist and photographer Tasmin Handsaker, is an exploration of identity, vulnerability, & connection through collective art and craft.
Their photography project Vulnerabiltity is centred about the body in its most natural state, nude. It is about body neutrality and giving ourselves the space and grace to reflect on our connection to our bodies in a completely non-sexualised way, whilst also documenting our bodies in this current space and time.
Tamsin received a small grant from PFA for their Community Craft Night & Fundraiser event for Vulnerability Part 5: Connections.
