Time and Place 2022 Spanning more than fifty metres in length, Time and Place in Ringwood is a richly coloured mural developed in partnership with Maroondah City Council and Globird Energy.
The Chemist Conceived by local artist Andy Drewitt. The Chemist was inspired by Croydon pharmacist Jim Burns.
Da Ancient One by Alexander Knox, Melview Reserve, Ringwood North Melview Reserve, Ringwood North.This sculpture celebrates the Tawny Frogmouth bird, which is known to nest in the local area.
A Weight of Albatross Realm, Maroondah Hwy, Ringwood.Louise Jennison and Gracia Haby’s albatrosses take flight above the Realm staircase.
Hoardings by Vandal, Maroondah Highway, Ringwood Maroondah Highway, RingwoodThe vibrant artworks that stretch along Maroondah Highway have been designed by Tricia Van Der-Kuyp (aka Vandal). A proud Wiradjuri Woman and public artist (bundadhaany), Vandal lives in the eastern region and enjoys the greenery and urban bush feel of Maroondah.
Leaf Cubby Maroondah Federation Estate, Ringwood. Leaf Cubby is both a reflection of Maroondah’s natural assets, as represented by the indigenous gum leaf forms, and a playful take on the way children interact with their environment.
Blazing Trails Gardini Avenue, Ringwood.Fusing cricket and art in a vibrant display of movement and energy, Blazing Trails celebrates the female-centred design of The Edge to evoke a sense of breaking boundaries and forging new paths.
Time and Place 2022 79-83 Maroondah Highway, Ringwood.Time and Place is a richly coloured mural developed in partnership with Maroondah City Council and Globird Energy.
Mullum Mullum the Owl Acacia Court, Ringwood on the Mullum Mullum Creek Trail.Award winning sculptor, William Eicholtz, created this bronze in response to the bushland setting of the Mullum Mullum Creek.
Sound of Flight 95 Main Street, Croydon.Anthony McInneny’s perforated and shot stainless steel sculpture encourages the viewer to lift their eyes, and their thoughts, to the sky and to take flight.
Leaf Totems Maroondah Federation Estate Courtyard, Ringwood.Jane Du Rand’s tactile ceramic creations have been installed in the US, Europe and Africa.
Damian Vick - Hide and Seek Devon Street Car Park, Croydon.Artist Damian Vick was selected by Maroondah City Council to design and fabricate two large-scale sculptures based on the McCoy’s Skink. Designed to match the material palette of the building, the sculptures appear to be camouflaged within the architectural context, playfully insinuating a game of ‘Hide and Seek’.