| Sculpture Information | |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3,009mm(H) x 2651mm(W) x 2595mm(L) |
| Materials | Ceramic Printed Glass, Aluminium |
| Current Location | Destroyed by bushfires |
| Authenticity | N/A |
SANDBERG is a geometric glass installation that recalls the shape of an iceberg, appearing to emerge from below the sand, frozen. The digitally printed sand is permanently fused in glass, merging the raw material and the image of its origin.
As we look towards the future, we must ask ourselves 'what can we do protect our fragile environment?'. This sculpture is a reminder to the community that some of our practises are causing irreparable damage to our environment. We must come together to improve the future of generations to come.
SANDBERG on Currumbin Beach 2018
The making of SANDBERG
SANDBERG made its debut display at SWELL Sculpture festival at Currumbin beach in September 2018.
Destruction of SANDBERG
SANDBERG was destroyed by the Australian bushfires in 2019. Below are a few photos. A detailed blogpost will follow soon.
