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17 April 2020 | 5 min read | cost: This is a free event | website: https://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/arts-and-culture/art-outdoors/public-art-melbourne/Pages/public-art-melbourne.aspx
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Matthew Harding's distinctive artwork, Fruition, is located at the gateway to Royal Park.
The fluted forms of Fruition resemble a pair of eggs or seed-pods, conveying the latent potential and primal vitality of natural lifecycles.
Fittingly, the steel from which the pods have been crafted form a protective layer of rust/oxide when exposed to the elements. This produces a sophisticated aesthetic symbolic of both industrial architecture and the natural world.
Matthew Harding is an innovative Australian artist and designer with a career spanning almost three decades. His background in the visual arts, construction industries and various craft traditions informs a wide ranging artistic practice encompassing public art, sculpture, craft and furniture design. Working with stone, wood, metal, glass and ephemeral media, Matthew seeks to push the boundaries of materials and conventional fabrication processes.
Fruition was commissioned by the City of Melbourne.
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Matthew Harding's distinctive artwork, Fruition, is located at the gateway to Royal Park.
The fluted forms of Fruition resemble a pair of eggs or seed-pods, conveying the latent potential and primal vitality of natural lifecycles.
Fittingly, the steel from which the pods have been crafted form a protective layer of rust/oxide when exposed to the elements. This produces a sophisticated aesthetic symbolic of both industrial architecture and the natural world.
Matthew Harding is an innovative Australian artist and designer with a career spanning almost three decades. His background in the visual arts, construction industries and various craft traditions informs a wide ranging artistic practice encompassing public art, sculpture, craft and furniture design. Working with stone, wood, metal, glass and ephemeral media, Matthew seeks to push the boundaries of materials and conventional fabrication processes.
Fruition was commissioned by the City of Melbourne.
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Fruition 2020 is on 17 April 2020. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Melbourne. Call 03 9658 9658 for details. Visit their website at https://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/arts-and-culture/art-outdoors/public-art-melbourne/Pages/public-art-melbourne.aspx.
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what: Fruition 2020
when: 17 April 2020
start time/end time: Mon: all day | Mon: all day | Mon: all day | Mon: all day | Mon: all day | Mon: all day | Mon: all day |
phone: 03 9658 9658
city/suburb: Melbourne VIC
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