Public art design & fabrication

Julie Squires has worked as a professional artist since 1993, and has completed over 30 public art commissions across Australia. Currently a PHD student, Julie’s research is focused on cross-cultural collaboration between Indigenous and non-indigenous artists in public art.

Louisa Magrics is known for her giant weblike crochet-based installations which can be walked around and/or under, watched and sometimes even heard. Some of her most engaging works have been incorporated a site-informed soundscape.

Gavin Vitullo’s sculptural works often cause those who pass by to stop and ‘double-take’. An oxygen tank or paper plane carved from timber, for example, are surprising illusions that are enjoyed by all walks of life

Braddon Snape can transform your space. With over 20 years experience in sculpture & installation, Braddon is used to working in a range of materials. Stand-alone pieces or designs incorporated into your building and/or landscape fabrication

Whether you want to creatively transform a place or group of people – or both – Nina Katzmarski can facilitate it. Her extraordinary scope of skills is often found in public art projects, team-building sessions, community engagement workshops, and creative activities that make events truly memorable.

Whether you want to creatively transform a place or group of people – or both – Nina Katzmarski can facilitate it. Her extraordinary scope of skills is often found in public art projects, team-building sessions, community engagement workshops, and creative activities that make events truly memorable.

Time for your workplace or project to connect with Aboriginal culture? This leading Aboriginal-owned enterprise offers Aboriginal cultural capacity training, corporate team building, customised facilitation, and conference presentations

This rare contemporary blacksmith combines his contemporary designs with traditional forging skills learnt from masters overseas – for public art and exterior and interior design features (including gates, lighting, signage, railings, benches)

Would you like your next event to be unforgettable? Imagine a sculpture of a bird with moving wings made of pastry, sitting in a chocolate nest. Or something that is more reflective of your event’s particular theme, or your brand?

Turn a handle and watch it move. This is public art with a difference. True engagement with robust sculptural forms that can be climbed on, sat in and – yes – can be made to move by almost anyone. Also seating, lighting, and signage design