Temporary & Permanent Public Artwork

Temporary Public Artwork

Vivid 2022

We are proud to have collaborated with all of the Vivid Sydney 2022 artists once again!

CHRONOHARP

Where: Barangaroo
Artist: Amigo and Amigo
Year: 2022

MACULA

Where: Darling Harbour
Artist: Julian Reinhold / Rico Reinhold
Year: 2022

GRAVITATIONAL GRID

Where: First Fleet Park- Sydney
Artist: Reelize Studio
Year: 2022

Vivid 2019

We worked on 60+ structures at Vivid 2019.

Ballerina

Where: Campbell’s Cove
Artist: Angelo Bonello
Year: 2019

Robot Spaceland

Where: Darling Harbour
Artist: xyz dimensions & Peewee Ferris
Year: 2019

Nostalgia Above

Where: The Rocks – Sydney
Artist: Capto Collaborative
Year: 2019

Vivid 2018

We worked on 40+ structures at Vivid 2018.

1000 Cranes

Where: The Rocks
Artist: Ambient & Co.
Year: 2018

THE LIMINAL HOUR

Where: Barangaroo
Artist: Erth Visual & Physical Inc
Year: 2018

Visible Dynamics

Where: East Circular Quay – Sydney
Artist: Dutchanee Ongarjsiri
Year: 2018

Chinese New Year

Design, engineering and construction of 12+ zodiac structures.

Rooster

Where: The Sydney Opera House
Artist: Amigo & Amigo
Collaborators: Gorilla Constructions
Year: 2017

The Ox

Where: The Rocks – Sydney
Artist: Tianli Zu
Collaborators: City of Sydney
Year: 2017

The Horse

Where: The Rocks – Sydney
Artist: Qian Jian Hua
Collaborators: City of Sydney
Year: 2017

Nomanslanding

Nomanslanding is a major public artwork by five international artists, Robyn Backen, Andre Dekker (+ Observatorium), Graham Eatough, Nigel Helyer and Jennifer Turpin.

Nomanslanding Australia

Where: Darling Harbour – Sydney
Artist: Robyn Backen, Andre Dekker, Graham Eatough, Nigel Helyer & Jennifer Turpin
Collaborators: Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority
Year: 2015

Nomanslanding Germany

Where: Ruhrtriennale – Germany
Artist: Robyn Backen, Andre Dekker, Graham Eatough, Nigel Helyer & Jennifer Turpin
Collaborators: Urbane Kunste Ruhr
Year: 2015

Nomanslanding Scotland

Where: Glasgow – Scotland
Artist: Robyn Backen, Andre Dekker, Graham Eatough, Nigel Helyer & Jennifer Turpin
Collaborators: Glasgow Life / Merchant City Festival
Year: 2017

Janet Echelman

Janet Echelman is an artist who defies categorisation. She creates experiential sculptures at the scale of buildings that transform with wind and light.

1.26 tsunami

Where: Townhall – Sydney
Artist: Janet Echelman
Client: City of Sydney & Art & About Festival
Year: 2011

1.26 tsunami

Where: Townhall – Sydney
Artist: Janet Echelman
Client: City of Sydney & Art & About Festival
Year: 2011

1.26 tsunami

Where: Townhall – Sydney
Artist: Janet Echelman
Client: City of Sydney & Art & About Festival
Year: 2011

Cave Urban

Cave Urban are an international collective formed in 2010 to investigate vernacular lightweight structures and their relevance to contemporary design.

Woven Sky

Where: Woodford – Queensland
Artist: Wang Wen-Chih
Client: Woodford Folk Festival
Year: 2014 – 2015

Save our Souls

Where: Marks Park – Sydney
Artist: Cave Urban
Client: Sculptures by the Sea
Year: 2014

Near Kin Kin

Where: Customs House Square – Sydney
Artist: Cave Urban
Client: City of Sydney
Year: 2015

Permanent Public Artwork

Illawarra Placed Landscape

This series of crooked palm trees, massive boulders and the centre piece – a large palm tree fixed to the top of a 10m high pole, is part of Wollongong Council’s public artwork project.

Palm Tree on 10m High Pole

Where: Crown Street, Wollongong
Artist: Mike Hewson
Client: Mike Hewson
Year: 2017

Palm Tree Seat

Where: Crown Street, Wollongong
Artist: Mike Hewson
Client: Mike Hewson
Year: 2017

Palm Tree on 10m High Pole

Where: Crown Street, Wollongong
Artist: Mike Hewson
Client: Mike Hewson
Year: 2017

Halo

Halo is a wind-powered kinetic sculpture in Central Park Sydney. It consists of a 12-metre diameter tapered yellow ring held by a 6 metre long silver cantilevered arm pivoting off-centre atop a 13 metre high angled silver mast.

Halo Maintenance

Where: Central Park – Sydney
Artist: Jennifer Turpin & Michaelie Crawford
Client: Frasers Property & Sekisui House
Year: 2010

Halo

Where: Central Park – Sydney
Artist: Jennifer Turpin & Michaelie Crawford
Client: Frasers Property & Sekisui House
Year: 2010

Halo at Night

Where: Central Park – Sydney
Artist: Jennifer Turpin & Michaelie Crawford
Client: Frasers Property & Sekisui House
Year: 2010

Caroline Rothwell

Caroline creates a fictional world, a geographical non place, populated by strange hybrid plants, animals and people, imagined but logical consequence of real world actions.

Composer

Where: Museum of Contemporary Art – Sydney
Artist: Caroline Rothwell
Client: Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Year: 2016

Cartwheeling Youngsters

Where: Rhodes Foreshore – New South Wales
Artist: Caroline Rothwell
Client: Canada Bay Council
Year: 2015

Cartwheeling Youngsters

Where: Rhodes Foreshore – New South Wales
Artist: Caroline Rothwell
Client: Canada Bay Council
Year: 2015

Jade Oakley

Jade creates work of an intimate scale in delicate materials such as paper and silk, the kinetic beauty of her work is imminently suited to large scale public applications.

Wintergarden

Where: Wintergarden, 1 O’Connell Street – Sydney
Artist: Jade Oakley
Client: Lend Lease
Year: 2016

Wintergarden

Where: Wintergarden, 1 O’Connell Street – Sydney
Artist: Jade Oakley
Client: Lend Lease
Year: 2016

Wintergarden

Where: Wintergarden, 1 O’Connell Street – Sydney
Artist: Jade Oakley
Client: Lend Lease
Year: 2016

Daniel Boyd

Daniel Boyd reinterprets Eurocentric perspectives of Australian history, often appropriating images that have played significant roles in the formation and dissemination of that history.