“FORM are commemorating Albany’s Anzac history with the Field of Light: Avenue of Honour, a major art installation by internationally renowned light installation artist Bruce Munro, occurring at Mt Clarence this October,” she said. Ms Pezzaniti said the feedback received from various stake-holders and throughout community engagement was that there was more to Albany than just its whales and its Anzac history. “The mural is a morphing of the ruby sea dragon, a new species of sea dragon recently discovered in 2015 off the coastal waters of this coastline, and the first sea dragon species to be discovered in 150 years.”Ĭamera Icon The silo has transformed since the first day of painting. “The artwork was chosen due to its site-specific nature, impact of design and the professional and practical capability of the artists,” she said. Some members of the public, however, have questioned the design on the silos, with many wanting to see an Anzac or whale-themed piece.įORM’S Public Silo Trail project manager Rhianna Pezzaniti said Yok and Sheryo’s sea dragon had been chosen for the trail’s Albany mural by a selection panel, which included eight people from FORM, CBH Group, the City of Albany and Vancouver Arts Centre. Credit: Laurie Benson /Albany Advertiser, Laurie Benson Albany Advertiser “I think it’s a cool thing for Albany, an attraction, and I think the sea dragon really suits the area.” Camera Icon Artwork on the CBH Albany silos is nearing completion. “I think it really suits Albany - the theme is great,” he said.
Due South manager Steve Denton said he liked the silo des-ign and it was a great thing for Albany.
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