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Deirdre Mair & Harry Stitt - Mirage

Deirdre Mair & Harry Stitt - Mirage

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Description

Public Sculpture by Deirdre Mair and Harry Stitt from NSW

A three-dimensional form which comes in and out of focus, assembling and disassembling based on the angle from which the sculpture is viewed.

Location - Long Island Drive, Frankston (on the Foreshore outside Frankston Yacht Club)

Description

Artists: Deirdre Mair & Harry Stitt

Sculpture: Mirage

Location: Frankston Beach

Materials: Steel

Dimensions: 264 x 263 x 615cm

About the Artists:

Deirdre and Harry are students of architecture and civil engineering at USYD who have experience in metal, wood and digital fabrication.

Refabricated in 4mm stainless steel by J.K. Fasham, 2022

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