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Burwood Brickworks Aboriginal Artworks
Burwood Brickworks Aboriginal Artworks
Burwood Brickworks Aboriginal Artworks
Burwood Brickworks Aboriginal Artworks
Burwood Brickworks Aboriginal Artworks
Burwood Brickworks Aboriginal Artworks
Burwood Brickworks Aboriginal Artworks
Burwood Brickworks Aboriginal Artworks
Burwood Brickworks Aboriginal Artworks
Burwood Brickworks Aboriginal Artworks
Burwood Brickworks Aboriginal Artworks
Burwood Brickworks Aboriginal Artworks
Burwood Brickworks Aboriginal Artworks
Burwood Brickworks Aboriginal Artworks
2022

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Burwood Brickworks Aboriginal Artworks

Public art

Balarinji was engaged by Frasers Property Australia to design public art installations for Burwood Brickworks in Victoria, Australia – the world’s most sustainable shopping center. Balarinji worked with local Wurundjeri, Dja Dja wurrung and Njuari illum wurrung artist, Mandy Nicholson to develop an artwork concept deeply embedded in place and reflecting the Wurundjeri culture. The installations included a ceiling mural and outer facade murals. They are a unique yet powerful example of successfully embedding and celebrating Aboriginal culture into the urban context that is deeply connected to place.

Client / Manufacturer

Frasers Property Australia

Melbourne, AU
Design
Balarinji

Balarinji

Crows Nest, AU
Date of Launch
2019
Development Time
up to 12 months
Target Regions
Australia / Oceania
Target Groups
Consumer / User

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