Stunning light sculpture radiates through regional Victoria

Laservision has successfully created and installed a beautiful light sculpture for Swan Hill Rural City Council and the vibrant rural community of Robinvale, Victoria. The new local art piece was created by Laserision as part of the ‘Our Region Our Rivers’ program funded by the Regional Growth Fund. The unique installation is interactive allowing community members and visitors to rotate the structure and direct its dynamic light patterns onto the nearby ‘canvas’ of Robinvale Community Arts Centre.

Laservision worked with Rhonda McTaggart, a local artist and secondary teacher at Robinvale College as well as the students during the annual Harmony Day celebrations to gather inspiration from the local community. Students brainstormed a range of ideas around ways we could celebrate multicultural Robinvale and what images they would like to see in the artworks that were created. The motifs and themes of the artworks range from their favourite types of foods and multicultural elements that make up Robinvale as well as local icons and even a panel with “hello” written in the many languages that make up the local community of Robinvale. Ideas were collected from both students and families in answer to the probing question of, “what does celebrating cultural diversity look like?”

Jade Benham, Swan Hill Rural City Council Mayor said, “This magnificent piece is what happens when you allow the creative process to run wild and thrive! It’s a brilliant, beautiful solution to this space.” Laservision’s CEO, Shannon Brooks remarked, “We are so proud to have worked with locals in Robinvale to create such a stunning art activation that will provide enjoyment to the community and visitors for many decades to come.”