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Marion Borgelt’s ‘Musical Spheres’ is an artist-led team of disciplines involving Artist, Architect, Industrial Designer and Mechanical Engineer
A strong project team is crucial to unlock the full force of creative potential.
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Tilt is privileged to be part of an amazing project team for a public art commission titled “Musical Spheres” for Sydney’s Angel Place at 123 Pitt Street- Managed by AMP Capital.
Currently in Design, the site-specific kinetic sculpture transforms the entry of the building into a playful and continuously changing field of colour.
Echoing the action of hammers hitting piano strings and the movement of musical notes on a score, this kinetic work is a dynamic contrapuntal coloured musical forms.
The circular forms slowly move up and down, playing the air, complementing the constant movement of people in and out of the space; referencing music through movement rather than sound.
This action references the movement of hammers hitting piano strings and the music making history of the site
The creative project team worked together to develop the early stage submissions, ensuring all of the artistic, architectural and construction considerations were thoroughly addressed.
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A balanced submission that considers not only artistic intent, but architectural, construction, installation and budgetary criteria ensuring that risk is mitigated, and the likelihood of success is increased.
Meet the project’s creative team >
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Site-specific kinetic sculpture transforms the entry of the building into a playful and continuously changing field of colour. -
- Marion Borgelt (Artist)
Marion’s role as creative lead and innovator is seminal to the development and realisation of the artwork.
Marion is one of Australia’s most enduring and accomplished artists whose high calibre artwork is represented in all major Australian Art museums and numerous regional galleries.
She has long been known for her large scale artwork that can be seen in prominent foyers in Australia and overseas.
- Caroline Comino (Architect)
Caroline plays a critical role in supporting the artist from concept through to delivery ensuring the realised artwork is aligned with the creative vision.
Caroline has extensive experience on projects in both architecture and art which has allowed her to develop a deep conceptual understanding and her own design language. Caroline has also worked for over a decade on housing projects in remote and regional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities throughout Australia.
- Sally Dan-Cuthbert (Artist Representation)
As a gallery owner and art consultant, Sally facilitates exhibitions, identifies commercial opportunities and commissions for the artist, and ensures the artists integrity and commercial interests are protected throughout the project.
- Tilt - Multidisciplinary design team
As a creative partner, Tilt’s role within this initial stage of the project is to ensure the artistic intent is protected whilst addressing all of the practical buildability concerns including detailed design, manufacturing, installation, and most critically, budget control.
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