Located in Docklands’ new entertainment precinct, Home sets a new standard in built-to-rent residences with its luxurious design by Cox Architecture and its premium hotel-style amenities. Home includes two residential towers, providing 676 build-to-rent apartments in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD.

Commissioned by Craft Victoria, Quietly Flowing is a luminous installation that flows through the monumental concrete columns at Home. Inspired by the rhythm and flow of water through Birrarung and the river systems of Naarm, the artwork concept is founded on renewal and discovery. The artwork uses light to mimic the flow of water around hard forms. The sculpture invites the viewer to pause and appreciate the beauty of light and water, and their connection to the natural environment. The work illustrates how nature and the urban landscapes can coexist.

Quietly Flowing is a moody yet uplifting artwork that elevates the appeal of Home and its surrounding public space. It is simple, sophisticated and honours Meagan’s intention to create “a drawing in the sky.”

The organic, water-like curves contrast with the brutal column edges, creating a curious materiality interplay. By day, the artwork appears soft and hazy, while at night, it transforms into sharp linear linework, reflecting the lively and growing city around it. Meagan’s desire to challenge and inspire people to rethink their relationship with the built environment, shines through Quietly Flowing and seeks to shape our understanding of the role of light in public spaces.