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A Dam Marvel: Why You Should Visit Wellington Dam Wellington Dam, located in Wellington National Park , in the heart of Western Australia's South West region, is not only a vital water reservoir but also a stunning showcase of public art. The dam’s most remarkable feature is its colossal mural, painted across the wall of the dam, making it a must-see for art lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. While the dam itself plays an essential role in water storage and flood management, the recent addition of this mural has transformed it into a visual marvel, attracting visitors from all over. The mural, created by Australian artist Guido van Helten, was completed in 2021. It is now the largest mural in the Southern Hemisphere, sprawling across 8,000 square metres of the dam wall. The artwork celebrates the region’s history, its Indigenous roots, and the local flora and fauna, all depicted in vivid and striking detail. Highlights of Wellington Dam 1. The Mural – A Visual Journey Throug...

Discover the Giants of Mandurah: A Whimsical Art Adventure The Giants of Mandurah offer a unique and captivating way to explore this charming coastal region of Western Australia. Created by renowned artist Thomas Dambo, these massive wooden sculptures are scattered throughout Mandurah, inviting visitors to embark on a delightful treasure hunt. Not only are these giants an impressive sight, but they also promote local tourism in a fun, interactive way that’s completely free! The Enchantment of the Giants The Mandurah Giants consist of six large sculptures, each with its own story and artistic flair. As you wander through the region, you’ll encounter: Santi Ikto : A friendly giant with a welcoming presence, Santi Ikto embodies the spirit of adventure and exploration. Seba's Song : This giant is known for its musical charm, capturing the essence of nature’s melodies. Yaburgurt Winjan Cirkelstone : A giant with a deep connection to the land, this sculpture reflects the cultural heritag...

Discover the Horizon Sculpture: A Unique Gem on the Beresford Foreshore Nestled along the stunning Beresford Foreshore in Geraldton, Western Australia, the Horizon sculpture is a captivating attraction that draws visitors from near and far. This 1.5-meter sphere made of clear 40mm acrylic, filled with 1,800 liters of water, provides a mesmerizing reflection of the ocean, creating an extraordinary visual experience that changes with the time of day and weather conditions. In this blog, we’ll explore the intricacies of the Horizon sculpture and what makes it a must-see destination in Geraldton. The Unique Design of the Horizon The Horizon sculpture is not just a piece of art; it's an interactive installation that invites viewers to engage with their surroundings. Its design reflects the ocean view upside-down, offering a fresh perspective on the beautiful landscape of the Beresford Foreshore. Whether you're standing close to the sculpture or admiring it from a distance, the way ...