Clothing The Gaps Sticker Pack

Sticker One: 'Our Islands Our Home' campaign sticker.

Sticker Two:  'Oceans are rising so are we' sticker.Description: We come from small islands but we make big waves, climate action now! Artist: Mooki Pen Mooki Pen is a Zenadth Kes (Torres Strait Islander) born and raised on Yuwi country and descends from Badu and Mer. She is a full time mother of 4 and part-time contemporary artist who currently resides on Māori land and acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai.

Sticker Three: 'Protect Our Islands #ClimateActionNow' sticker. Artist Description (by Lucas Schober): This artwork was created in line with the Our Islands Our Home Campaign, to share a message which is vital to the preservation and continuation of Zenadth Kes culture, a call that we as Torres Strait Islanders are putting out to (the world)/(all). As sea levels rise and our once synchronised cycle of weather patterns and seasonal customs become more and more unstable due to the ongoing and direct effects of climate change, we demand that action is taken now before our (cultures are)/(culture is) lost forever.

Out from the bu shell and weaving throughout the palm trees and hibiscus flows the essence of our call to action. The intricate details tell our stories which we share to all other nations, a message which we hope will not only be heard but acted upon. The call of this shell rallies all to come together to meet, listen and feel – to Protect our Islands.

Arist: Lucas Schober, Musu Arts

Wuthathi, Yadheigana, Kaurareg and Yindjibarndi First Nations Descendant of the Pablo Clan of Shelburne Bay and Raymond, Anno, Majid and Muhamad families of Zenadth Kes

Sticker Four: Love hearts in the colours of the Torres Strait Islander flag sticker.

Sticker Five: 'Ailan Pawa' (Island power) sticker

Description: The 'Black Power Fist' represents the power of young Torres Strait Islanders who are continuing the fight to protect their island homes. 

Arist: Mooki Pen

Mooki Pen is a Zenadth Kes (Torres Strait Islander) born and raised on Yuwi country and descends from Badu and Mer. She is a full time mother of 4 and part-time contemporary artist who currently resides on Māori land and acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai.