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A curatorial, consultancy and project management platform for contemporary art.
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In As the Crow Flies, hundreds of vibrant neon pink crow feathers lay against a cobalt blue background, highlighting the transient nature of Barangaroo’s high human traffic and its known history as a meeting place.
“The feathers mirror a congregation of people – a meeting place of diverse individuals, philosophies and histories – coming together, reflecting the hive of activity that is unfolding in the redevelopment of Sydney’s Barangaroo precinct,” says Rennie, adding feathers are “a very symbolic and esoteric figure in many cultures around Australia.”
The commanding two-colour installation is painted vertically and horizontally onto the exteriors and interiors of buildings and hoardings, between International Tower Three and Hickson Road, and extends into the entry and exit areas of the main car park, making it clearly visible from nearby office towers.
Artist: Reko Rennie
Client: Lendlease
Location: Barangaroo, Gadigal Land/Sydney
Project Management: David Hagger
Commissioned by Lendlease and Barangaroo Delivery Authority.
Photography: Lendlease