Fibres from one woollen blanket found on tram stop outside Melbourne Central Station. “Warrnambool 1965” written on tag.
Packaging from one battery operated lint shaver from Daiso.
Rice paper from Daiso (for bonding paper fibres together).
Butcher’s paper from Dean’s Art, rolled into an A4 piece of scrap paper that lists woodwind instruments (also included).
Lint from a grey woollen jumper, “Balenciaga Paris” brand.
A photocopy of an anti-eviction resistance pamphlet, on generic A4 printer paper.
A small watercolour painting of two combs, on watercolour paper.
A piece of gold tissue paper, found between Sydney Rd and Lygon St, in a shoebox.
Roses picked from West to East Brunswick gardens in the winter. Rose stems and leaves.
Weed flowers, found next to the footpath on Grantham Street. Tash gave a bunch to her boyfriend, “the most handsome man in Brunswick”, and he put one in his hair.
Tissue paper, dyed with turmeric.
Red clay and seaweed, from Wild Dog Bay, formerly known as Rubbish Tip Bay.
Fibres from a grey sweatband, found on the footpath.
Rind from half a lemon added to hot water to drink.
Pumice from Tower Hill, sandy water and an A4 piece of paper containing a quote by Ursula K. Le Guin. These three things had been sitting in a metal bucket for two months.
Newspaper placed on top of new seedlings to blanket them from frost. The newspaper contained an article about sunflowers.
Receipts from IGA, Chemist Warehouse and Savers.
Brighid’s hair.
Smoke and singed plastic from burnt out blender.
Native Hibiscus flower petals.
