The Temple of Frivolous Wishes
Art Installation
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An island nation forgotten to time, a unique culture spanning thousands of years, and the offering of a carefree and balanced way of life. This is Yeahnahnesia, presented as a new discovery that surprised scientists arcoss the world. An exhibition held at the Art Gallery of Western Australia in 2023 that created the highest visitation numbers since the gallery opened in the 1970’s
Complete with an award winning documentry that explains the thinking behind the lost island and the significance of the temple.
Nominated for a golden starfish at the YFI Yeahnahneisa Film Institute.
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Yeahnahnesia: Treasures from a Lost Island. On display for the first time ever campaign for Art Gallery of Western Australia
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A documentation of all the weird and wonderful flora, fauna, temples, totems and talismans on the Island of Yeahnahnesia, all neatly packed in the style of a scientific journal. If your curious to find out more about this lost island.
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Complete with an award winning documentry that explains the thinking behind the lost island and the significance of the temple.
Nominated for a golden starfish at the YFI Yeahnahneisa Film Institute.
Yeahnahnesia: Treasures from a Lost Island. On display for the first time ever campaign for Art Gallery of Western Australia
A documentation of all the weird and wonderful flora, fauna, temples, totems and talismans on the Island of Yeahnahnesia, all neatly packed in the style of a scientific journal. If your curious to find out more about this lost island.
Take a peep below for some images of "The Temple of Frivolous Wishes"
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Yeahnahnesia Passport. Complete simple tasks to get your passport stamped at the imigration booth. Apply for a Yeahnahnesia visa and book a trip to the newly discovered island.
Screenprints featuring found architectural blueprints from the Temple of Frivolous Wishes uncovered near the ancient temple site, by renowned archeologist and Yeahnah anthropologist, Dave Pinkus
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