My cousin sent me this photo from our village this morning, reflecting on the beauty of this day. My goodness, I YEARN for my ocean, this vista, the warmth of the air on my skin, sea salt.

*slow sigh about the complexity of diaspora and transOceanic identity*

#Dravuni #Kadavu #Fiji

‘Nuku yara ni siga’ is the war cry of our village, #Dravuni in #Kadavu, #Fiji. A war cry is literally a call to action but in this case, also represents a form of strategic foresight and ecological synchronicity.

I’ve been thinking and dreaming about this a lot.

Wayfinding Through ‘Nuku Yara Ni Siga’: Dravuni Island’s Legendary War Cry What is Wayfinding? ‘Wayfinding’ is essentially knowing where you are, where you are headed, how to get there, how to recognise when you are there, and when needed, how to find your way back out of…

Wayfinding Through ‘Nuku Yara Ni Siga’: Dravuni Island’s Legendary War Cry

#Dravuni #Kadavu #Fiji #IndigenousKnowledge

Solesolevaki: A Fijian family’s story of connection through art Artist and curator Vasemaca Ema Tavola explores heritage and identity through a new exhibition opening in Auckland.

Making a pretty loving show for #FijiDay this year ❤️‍🔥🇫🇯❤️‍🔥

#Dravuni #Kadavu #Solesolevaki

Making an exhibition, and it's a special one...

More details here: www.tautai.org/solesolevaki

#TeamFiji #Dravuni #Kadavu #IndigenousKnowledge #CulturalTransmission