Reclaiming of Australian urban Indigenous peoples through a
collaborative approach between the artist and the sitter to create
an image that is a reflection of the external and internal. New life
begins with a new generation.
Belinda Mason won these photographic awards: BHP Images of The Outback Award, Australian Human Rights Photography Award, Moran Photographic Prize, PCP Iris Award, Spider B&W International Photography Award, Lucie International Photography Award, CCP Kodak Salon Award and a finalist in MAMA Art Prize, DUO, Head On, Josephine Ulrick and Win Schubert, Award, Olive Cotton, The Blake Prize and the United Nations Australia Media Peace Prize. In 2018, Belinda presented at the United Nations events in Geneva and New York in conjunction with the Human Rights Council, Commission on the Status of Women, Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disability and World Conference on Indigenous Persons.
Awards Belinda Mason won these photographic awards: BHP Images of The Outback Award, Australian Human Rights Photography Award, Moran Photographic Prize, PCP Iris Award, Spider B&W International Photography Award, Lucie International Photography Award, CCP Kodak Salon Award and a finalist in MAMA Art Prize, DUO, Head On, Josephine Ulrick and Win Schubert, Award, Olive Cotton, The Blake Prize and the United Nations Australia Media Peace Prize. In 2018, Belinda presented at the United Nations events in Geneva and New York in conjunction with the Human Rights Council, Commission on the Status of Women, Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disability and World Conference on Indigenous Persons.
