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Webb Welding - The Orb

Webb Welding - The Orb

Frankston City Public Art Seaford

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Artist: Webb Welding

Sculpture: The Orb

Location: Seaford Community Centre

About the Sculpture:

Designed and constructed locally, the orb uses the indigenous Coastal Banksia (Banksia integrifolia) for inspiration. It consists of stylised banksia leaves enveloping a bright yellow banksia flower illuminated from within at night. The orb also has the word ‘Seaford’ etched on a banksia leaf noting its location in the Seaford civic precinct. Council fully funded the project.

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