Is there such a thing as a collective subconscious? If so, it is little wonder that the Tasmanian mind is widely populated by the still-elusive thylacine.
Thylacines roam the mindscape
Category: Thylacines
Oneirothylacinery
They visit Mr Nold each night, always in a different guise. Are they trying to tell him something about the future they might have seen had we not made them vanish from the physical landscape of Tasmania? How deep is the meaning of dreams? Feel free to work it out for yourself.
Thylacines Rampant
They’re everywhere in the Tasmanian subconscious…
Thylacine Haunting
Mr Nold’s nocturnal dreamscape is perpetually populated by performative thylacines — it almost amounts to a quasi-supernatural manifestation. In what forms will these elusive marsupial phantasms next emerge?
Thylacines at large
Mr Nold’s inner world teems with Thylacines. Some are fleeting forest shadows; others are paradoxical visions; all have the underlying Tasmanian wish that they haven’t entirely vanished from the island’s wild and enigmatic landscape — and many believe they really do linger in remote and inaccessible places.
Couldabeen Thylacines?
More visions of thylacines float through Lindsay Arnold’s imagined Tasmania where the elusive marsupial was adopted by the colonists, becoming a many-talented and often mythical beast. Here more thylacines emerge from the fog of the past in guises possibly probable and patently not.
