Councils and Public Art

Willie Wildlife Sculptures are perfectly suited for public places because of bronze’s amazing qualities that are outlined on the “Why Aussie Bronze?” page. Ideal public places for bronze sculptures include children’s play areas, public parks and botanical gardens, streetscapes, corporate and government offices and residences, wineries, horse studs, memorial gardens, schools, airports, health retreats, golf courses, hotels and restaurants. Wherever a sculpture is placed it has the ability to completely transform the atmosphere of that place. Willie Wildlife Sculptures have universal appeal.

Some of the Willie Wildlife Sculptures in public places include:

• Canberra International Airport
• Tudor House/The Kings Prep School in the Southern Highlands
• Methodist Ladies College (MLC) Burwood, Sydney
• Australian Embassy, Dubai.
• Cape Lodge, Margaret River
• Flinders University, Adelaide.
• Oakdene Restaurant & Winery, Bellarine Peninsula
• Angorichina Station - Luxury Outback Lodge in Blinman
• Wattle Brae Horse Stud, Queensland
• Both public and private Memorial Gardens around the world.

The “Garden of Eden” tree sculpture was commissioned by Diane Laurance from Laurance Cellar in Margaret River, Western Australia. The tree is a semi-abstract design with one big, red apple to draw the eye. The sculpture is 4.5metres high and is positioned at the main entrance to the Cellar Door on Caves Road. This is arguably one of the best and most interesting wineries around and a visit is highly recommended.