For this project we created a multi-layered temporary installation that brought together sound, moving image and sculpture to transform the site into a place of sensory storytelling. Working with the artist, we developed a custom soundscape that drew on field recordings, voice and ambient rhythms, enveloping visitors in an aural experience that echoed the textures of Country and memory.

Alongside the sound installation, a video work extended the narrative, layering imagery of landscape, pattern and gesture into a dynamic projection that unfolded across architectural surfaces. The moving image became both backdrop and participant — shifting in dialogue with the soundscape and drawing audiences deeper into the story.

At the heart of the project stood a giant sculptural installation constructed from natural materials. Conceived as both shelter and vessel, the structure invited people to step inside and encounter the work at a human scale as they entered the Australian Tourism Expo. The choice of raw, organic materials — branches, fibres, stone — grounded the sculpture in the cycles of nature, reinforcing the themes of resilience, connection and regeneration.