Azuma Makoto Artwork

Temporary Structures
Client

Chadstone

Project

Azuma Makoto Artwork

Project Overview

The Azuma Makoto Artwork project in Sydney is a captivating installation that merges the worlds of art and nature, showcasing the renowned Japanese artist's ability to transform spaces with living botanical sculptures. This project involves the meticulous planning and execution of large-scale floral installations that explore themes of life, decay, and rebirth, engaging visitors in a dialogue with nature. The installations are complemented by a series of workshops and talks aimed at fostering a deeper appreciation for botanical art and environmental awareness. By integrating these dynamic artworks into public spaces, the project not only beautifies the city but also invites community interaction and contemplation on the relationship between humans and the natural world.

Our Scope

  • Designed bespoke framing solutions to facilitate the design intent of international artist Azuma Makoto, incorporating intricate fixing details and internal armature to support the weight and structural requirements of the artwork.
  • Engineered temporary structures that provided both functional support and aesthetic complement to the artwork, ensuring the artist’s vision was realised without compromise to safety or integrity.
  • Provided support for the complex installation of the art sculpture, demonstrating Brushwood Engineering’s ability to deliver custom solutions for creative projects.

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