Permanent Collection

Matthew Harding and Benjamin Storch Helix Wave 2017 Rosebud

The Mornington Peninsula Public Art collection is a diverse selection of artworks that enriches the region's cultural landscape. Featuring sculptures, mosaics, and installations, the collection reflects the natural beauty and creativity of the area. Strategically placed in parks, streetscapes, and community centres, it invites residents and visitors to engage with art in their daily lives. By showcasing local, national, and international artists, the collection enhances public spaces while deepening the community's connection to its artistic heritage.

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Helix Wave

Created by artists Matthew Harding and Benjamin Storch, the artwork references the pier’s salvage; the timber footings being transformed into The Helix Wave. The sculpture also references the origins of The Rosebud - a cargo vessel that washed onto the beach in 1855. Salvaged timber from the hull was used by local fishermen for the construction of dwellings.

Ngalamba: to stop and wait a while

The new public artwork, titled Ngalamba: to stop and wait a while, has seen a ‘living wall’ come to life in Napier Street, Rye. With metal wall sculptures and native plants, the work of art tells the story of Bunurong’s five seasons. Read More.

Sails

Created by artists Matthew Harding and Benjamin Storch, the artwork references the pier’s salvage; the timber footings being transformed into Sails. The sculpture also references the origins of The Rosebud - a cargo vessel that washed onto the beach in 1855. Salvaged timber from the hull was used by local fishermen for the construction of dwellings.

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