为了纪念土著妇女的性, 一个大型雕塑将于2027年在悉尼的圆形码头首次亮相. A large sculpture honoring Indigenous women's resilience is set to debut in Sydney’s Circular Quay in 2027.

Dharawal和Yuin艺术家Alison Page制作的名为“黑人妇女崛起”的铜雕塑定于2027年初安装在悉尼的《Quay》中。 A bronze sculpture titled "Badjgama Ngunda Whuliwulawala" (Black Women Rising) by Dharawal and Yuin artist Alison Page is set to be installed in Sydney's Circular Quay in early 2027. 在5.5米高处站立,半人半花形图象征着土著妇女的复原力及其与土地的联系。 Standing at 5.5 meters tall, the half-human, half-whale figure symbolizes the resilience of Indigenous women and their connection to the land. 艺术作品旨在促进文化自豪感,也是重新评估悉尼殖民雕像的努力的一部分。 The artwork aims to promote cultural pride and is part of efforts to reassess Sydney's colonial statues.