Bubble Machine II

Bubble Machine II

Bubble Machine II Scroll Down About Project Building on its predecessor’s legacy, Bubble Machine II debuted at the 1999 LIVID festival, marking a significant evolution in mobile interactive sculpture. This sophisticated iteration features custom servo-controlled six-wheel steering, allowing precise navigation across diverse terrains. The engineering advances include independent front suspension, rolling beam rear suspension, and...

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Apparatus for Transtemporal Praedicto of Prodigium Futurum

Graceville Apparatus for Transtemporal Praedicto of Prodigium Futurum Scroll Down About Project Long ago, infamous inventor, Franz Andriessen worked from a laboratory/workshop in one of Graceville’s grandest old houses. Though the property has long since be demolished, his work lives on, employing seemingly impossible physics to explore the quantum fabric of time and space. 0...

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Apparatus for Transtemporal Relocations of Impending Space

Apparatus for Transtemporal Relocations of Impending Space [inside detail] Scroll Down About Project Hidden beneath the floorboards of an old signal box, mysterious plans were discovered detailing an inter-dimensional transport device. According to the found manual, this curious apparatus could supposedly fold time and space, enabling travel by zeppelin, submarine, train, tram, or automobile through...

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The Ponds - Russell Anderson Art Plus Design

Apparatus for Expedient Market Deployment [Ananas comosus]

Apparatus for Expedient Market Deployment [Ananas comosus] Scroll Down About Project At one time Beerwah was home to hundreds of pineapple farms. The competition was fierce with growers constantly looking for ways to create bigger, sweeter or less spiky fruit. Another important edge was to be ‘first-to-market’, thereby attracting the best price early in the...

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Noosa Town Clock public art sculpture Queensland Russell Anderson

Noosa Town Clock

Noosa Town Clock Scroll Down About Project Designed to serve as a prominent landmark for the Noosa Junction business district, the Noosa Town Clock stands tall at over six metres. This impressive structure not only keeps time but also commands attention as a central point of interest. 0 Student Collaborators Noosa Town Clock is a...

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FLOW

Dynamic Kinetic Seasonal Markers FLOW Scroll Down About Project FLOW is a dynamic kinetic sculpture designed for the Emporio precinct, acting as a vibrant and ever-changing seasonal marker. 0 Fins Inspired by Gubbi Gubbi culture, FLOW integrates dynamic imagery from a painting by Lyndon Davis. It references the Batwing Coral tree as a seasonal indicator...

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iDIDIT!

iDIDIT! Scroll Down About Project ‘Play energises and enlivens us. It eases our burdens, renews our natural sense of optimism and opens us up to new possibilities.’** iDIDIT! is a magnificent sculpture that encapsulates the jubilation of a child successfully executing a cartwheel. It stands as a powerful testament to the intrinsic value of play...

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NanO Harvester

NanO Harvester Scroll Down About Project The NanO Harvester magnifies the principles of nanotechnology to human scale, creating an interactive water sculpture that processes 500 kilograms of water through an innovative mechanical system. Standing as a 6-legged robotic collector, the piece transforms microscopic concepts into tangible experiences. 0 Kilograms of Water The installation’s signature feature...

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Athletic figures public sculpture Kai Tak Sports Park commissioned artwork Hong Kong

Landing

Landing Scroll Down About Project “Landing” is a site-specific, monumental sculpture where people, time and sport intersect. Capturing this essence of connection, “Landing” provides a highly memorable arrival marker for Kai Tak Sports Park. 0 Plane arrivals & departures each day “Landing” draws on the people of Hong Kong’s shared memories of Kai Tak Airport...

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