Lann Levinge
A Kombumerri man with a passion for storytelling, music, visual art and film, Lann is deeply immersed in the heart of the Coast’s indigenous cultural and creative arts field.
An indigenous multi-instrumentalist and creative designer, moving deeper into first nations structures, reaping rewards for his community and gifting him a more intimate connection to country while revitalising language.
“I’m loving the journey and path that I’m on, discovering new ways to help and develop a new generation of language warriors, creating awareness of and connecting the Yugambeh Language to everyone through music, dance and visual art.”
Lann continues to work and collaborate with HOTA, QPAC, Swell, TAFE, various schools, GC Health, GC Suns, Titans, StoryFest, Lions International, GOMA, AMEB, GC Music Awards, Experience GC, YRACA, YYC, Wonder Festival, Bleach, Big City Lights.
– 2024 Elder of the year Dept of Ed SE QLD
– 2024 Winner Swell Sculpture Festival Indigenous Artist
Worbullei Midden or Hidden Midden shares the story and progression of the first people interweaved with local history of all people, celebrating ancestors like Lottie Eaton (Levinge) who would have been 100 this year.
A visual walk with optional guided audio.
This year’s NAIDOC theme “The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy,” celebrates not only the achievements of the past but the bright future ahead, empowered by the strength of our young leaders, the vision of our communities, and the legacy of our ancestors.
Come and see for yourself at SWELL Sculpture Festival, Pacific Parade, Currumbin 12th – 21st September.