This vertical stack of granite boulders stands as a powerful symbol of the diverse First Nations regions across the Snowy Mountains. Each stone represents a connection to Country—deeply rooted in culture, story, and identity. The use of natural pigments reflects traditional artistic practices, while neon accents add a contemporary layer, bridging ancient landscapes with modern expression and keeping cultural presence visible in today’s world.

These alpine boulders once attracted swarms of Bogong Moths, which sheltered in their crevices during annual migrations. For thousands of years, this seasonal event drew First Nations peoples together for ceremonial gatherings, trade, and the celebrated Moth-Feast. The sculpture pays tribute to these enduring cultural traditions and the rich ecological knowledge embedded in Indigenous connection to place.