Installed across interior and exterior thresholds, the site-responsive sculptures translates junction, movement and material interplay into forms that converse with architecture. Sited on a historic railway junction, the work’s geometry, materials and colour palette respond to the precinct context, linking past networks to daily movement. CREATIVE ROAD prepared the art strategy aligned with Places Victoria requirements, wrote the brief, and ran a competitive artist selection process on behalf of our client.

Developed with Woods Bagot, the pieces are embedded at key interfaces to frame arrival and orientation. While guiding design resolution, our team coordinated reviews, approvals and planned a staged installation within a live program—balancing WHS, crane access and sequencing with the building contractor.