Rolling Musical Screech
Public Artwork
Rolling Musical Screech uses the ubiquitous road sign to draw attention to local birds and their typically unheard songs and voices. Bird communities are – like their human equivalents – vulnerable to displacement in a rapidly changing urban environment with its high-density housing, new transport systems and disappearing trees, parklands and waterways.
These road signs have been printed with the images of local birds and the phonetic renderings of their calls. I chose the Magpie, Fig Bird, Ibis, Koel and Indian Myna – a mix of migratory, introduced and endemic species. The signs are now permanently installed in the park surrounding the Bankstown Arts Centre.
- Date
- 2017-09-10
- Gallery
- Bankstown Art Centre, Sydney
- Materials
- digital print on metal
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