Decorative operable facade
Double Bay
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'Malu Githalayl'
Oceanographic Museum of Monaco
A remarkable creative collaboration with artist Brian Robinson
Public Art
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Project details
Artist — Brian Robinson represented by CREATIVEMOVE and Onespace Gallery
Brian Robinson’s environmental advocacy reached new heights at the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco with three colourful crabs built from honeycomb aluminium panels.
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Background
Tilt was involved in the design development, engineering and manufacturing of Malu Githalayl – a major sculptural installation by Brian Robinson. This work formed part of a ground-breaking exhibition, Australia: Defending the Oceans at the Heart of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands Art, presented at the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco. CREATIVEMOVE and Onespace Gallery represented Brian Robinson on this project.
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Artist Brian Robinson worked closely with Tilt throughout the design development, engineering and fabrication. -
The solution
We prepared detailed 3D computer models for each crab, which were then utilised to produce 2D manufacturing drawings. The final installation showcases three vibrantly-coloured crabs, crawling up the façade of the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco.
Working with artists often yields remarkable creative collaboration. Our work with acclaimed Australian artist Brian Robinson is a prime example.
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This project is a perfect example of how Tilt’s Industrial design expertise adds value to a project and enables exceptional outcomes for our clients.
Tim Phillips, Tilt
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