Discover a thoughtful and visually rich ceramic exhibition by Ballarat-based artist Steph Wallace, presented at the iconic Convent Gallery in Daylesford, one of regional Victoria's most beloved cultural destinations. Created on Wadawurrung Country, this exhibition draws inspiration from the Goldfields landscape and its hidden underground terrain. Through contemporary ceramics, Wallace explores themes of endurance, transformation and connection to place. Referencing the remarkable annual migration of the endangered Bogong Moth, the works reflect quiet resilience, beauty and persistence—offering a poetic meditation on change, renewal and belonging. Steph Wallace is an award-winning ceramic artist with a national profile, whose work has been exhibited at leading institutions and held in public collections. Her practice brings together material experimentation, landscape and storytelling, creating works that invite introspection and reflection. Set within the Convent Gallery experience a complete cultural experience. Wander seven gallery spaces, explore the museum, enjoy lunch or High Tea at Bad Habits Café, browse the gift shop, and stroll the gardens to take in sweeping views across Daylesford. A perfect addition to a festival weekend, this exhibition pairs contemporary art with heritage, food, scenery and relaxed country hospitality—making it an ideal stop for visitors seeking culture, conversation and connection.