'Nature's Lacework' (2024 - )
Merri-bek Council - Michelle Guglielmo Park, 260 Sydney Rd BrunswickCommissioned as part of the re-development of 260 Sydney Road site, this artwork design features local botanicals growing across/re-claiming architectural elements. The negative space in the design was scaled with consideration given to the quality of the shadows it would cast, and the structural weight of the canopy.
This project involved working directly with Merri-bek Council, landscape architects GLAS Landscape Architects, and fabricators Rock Martin (who supported the technical requirements for the design).
Project Link:
A Park Close to Home - 260 Sydney Rd Brunswick | Conversations Merri-bek
Image 2 & 3 - photo credit to Nico Photography (https://nicophotography.com.au/)
'Cohabitation' (2025)
Bar Studio - Melbourne Design Week 2025
Materials: alumnium and upcycled roller door
Created as a concept piece to explore more three dimensional translations of papercut designs into sculptural forms, this artwork featured lasercut and hand-fabricated botanicals, modelled off original studio papercuts.
Created for Bar Studio's group exhibition for Melbourne Design Week 2025, the show invited artists to transform selected salvaged materials from the 47 Easey Street build into new artworks.
BAR Studio | Luxury Hotel Design
'Wheel Sisters' (2025)
Materials - powdercoated aluminium
Merri-bek Council - Glenroy Linear Park
Working directly with Merri-bek Council and local metal fabricators Red Steel, this artwork was designed as an activation in Glenroy to promote the Council's 'Wheel Sisters' program, where local women are provided with bicycles and taught how to ride, in a safe and inclusive environment.
The designs were inspired by local program participants and features women riding past local native botanicals.
Wheel Sisters - Zero Carbon Merri-bek
