Nadia Odlum
#Around about and in between
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
Nadia Odlum’s work Around about and in between explores and responds to how we experience the structure of urban spaces and environments through creating an installation that encourages play and the exchange of ideas and perspectives.
Located at the entrance to The Glasshouse, the first building to be delivered as part of John Holland’s Macquarie Square development, the artwork is a site-specific response that offers a moment of pause and reflection for those traversing the site.
UAP’s curatorial, design and fabrication teams worked closely alongside Nadia Odlum to deliver the artwork.
Comprised of multiple slender panels of two-way mirrored glass, the artwork
creates expansions and abstractions of the surrounding space and multiplications of the audience’s own reflection. Tracking through the sculptural installation, the black and white dashed lines allude to both physical and metaphorical paths and the overlapping trajectories of individual lives.
Image credit: Document Photography
#Services provided
Consultancy
Public Art Strategy
Artist Procurement and Management
Artwork Briefs
Digital Modelling and Renders
Cost Estimating & Budgeting
Shipping & Installation Guidance
Manufacturing
Design Development Support
Project Lifecycle Management
Finishing & Patina
Augmented Reality Fabrication
Paint Shop
Preservation
Installation
#Project summary
Creative
Nadia Odlum
Artwork Title
Around about and in between
Project
The Glasshouse, Macquarie Square
Client
John Holland Group
Year
2020
Location
Sydney, Australia
Build
UAP