At Event Engineering, we specialise in designing, engineering, and constructing temporary and permanent public artworks. Our projects include high-profile events like Vivid Sydney 2022 and collaborations with artists like Janet Echelman and Daniel Boyd. From Chinese New Year zodiac structures to the kinetic Halo sculpture, we bring artistic visions to life, enhancing the cultural landscape.

Vivid 2022

We are proud to have collaborated with all of the Vivid Sydney.

Vivid 2018

We worked on 40+ structures at Vivid 2018.

Chinese New Year

Design, engineering and construction of 12+ zodiac structures.

Nomanslanding

Nomanslanding is a major public artwork by five international artists, Robyn Backen, Andre Dekker (+ Observatorium), Graham Eatough, Nigel Helyer and Jennifer Turpin.

Janet Echelman

Janet Echelman is an artist who defies categorisation. She creates experiential sculptures at the scale of buildings that transform with wind and light. Where: Sydney Town Hall, Client: City of Sydney & Art & About Festival, 2011

Cave Urban

Cave Urban are an international collective formed in 2010 to investigate vernacular lightweight structures and their relevance to contemporary design.

Permanent Public Artwork

Illawarra Placed Landscape

This series of crooked palm trees, massive boulders and the centre piece – a large palm tree fixed to the top of a 10m high pole, is part of Wollongong Council’s public artwork project.

Halo

Halo is a wind-powered kinetic sculpture in Central Park Sydney. It consists of a 12-metre diameter tapered yellow ring held by a 6 metre long silver cantilevered arm pivoting off-centre atop a 13 metre high angled silver mast.

Caroline Rothwell

Caroline creates a fictional world, a geographical non place, populated by strange hybrid plants, animals and people, imagined but logical consequence of real world actions.

Jade Oakley

Jade creates work of an intimate scale in delicate materials such as paper and silk, the kinetic beauty of her work is imminently suited to large scale public applications.

Daniel Boyd

Daniel Boyd reinterprets Eurocentric perspectives of Australian history, often appropriating images that have played significant roles in the formation and dissemination of that history.

Lucas Grogan

Australian artist Lucas Grogan draws on aboriginal Australian crafts as inspiration in his artworks.