Tilt worked closely with Nuha Saad to ensure the artistic objectives were met whilst balancing the durability and materiality concerns of elements designed for the public domain.

The free-standing sculpture references the inherent historical features of local, long-gone architectural structures. Meanwhile, the work introduces a contemporary art aesthetic to the newly formed streetscape, further reiterating the future and lives to be lived there.

The colour and structure of the work act as symbols for the many migrants of the past who were drawn to the area to live and work. The structure also acknowledges the contemporary movement of people who will come together to form the new Rosebery and Green Square communities.

The artwork showcases a pair of painted stainless steel fabricated elements mounted within a pre-cast concrete base. The vertical elements were carefully arranged during construction to reflect the original artistic concepts.