Public Art
Durable, large-scale sculptures for civic and private developments. Created in collaboration with curators, architects, fabricators, and councils, these works transform shared physical environments into welcoming and meaningful landmarks.
Featured Public Art
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Lion Dance 2025
Standing approximately 2.2 metres high, the pair of sculptures hold the moon and the earth, symbolising balance and harmony. Created for the lobby of a residential building designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, the works bring together traditional cultural references with a playful and contemporary presence.
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Water Spirit, 2024
Water Spirit celebrates the power of water to bring people together and create a sense of connection and place. With its playful scale, white surface and water-inspired mosaic, the sculpture offers a welcoming symbol of inclusivity, joy, friendship and harmony.
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Luk Nimit, 2020
Luk Nimit creates a visual connection between Monash University and Buddhist temples as places of learning through a golden column of seven spheres. Inspired by sacred boundary stones used to protect Buddhist temples, the spheres represent longevity, wealth, fortune, honour, health, wellbeing and happiness.
