Da Ancient One This sculpture by Alexander Knox celebrates the Tawny Frogmouth, a bird that often takes up residence at Melview Reserve.
Blazing Trails Fusing cricket and art in a vibrant display of movement and energy, Blazing Trails celebrates the female-centred design of Maroondah Edge to evoke a sense of breaking boundaries and forging new paths.
Hide and Seek Artist Damian Vick designed and fabricated two large-scale sculptures based on the McCoy’s Skink to adorn the Devon Street Carpark.
Whisperer Melbourne-based artist Alexander Knox brings a touch of mystery to this laneway in Croydon with a kinetic neon light piece.
Spirit Land - Marrup Biik This mural presents a spiritual map of Maroondah, imagined from locally-based artist Simone Thomson’s own cultural perspective.
Life Reflected Local artist Jasmine Grace presents an interactive installation that reflects the pulse of life through illuminated convex mirrors.
Glen Park Playspace (Dean Bowen sculpture) Glen Park, Bayswater North. In keeping with its playspace location, Dean Bowen’s sculpture at Glen Park has a whimsical, picture book feel. Its scale allows young users of the playspace to interact with it on their own level.
Leaf Totems Maroondah Federation Estate Courtyard, Ringwood.Jane Du Rand’s tactile ceramic creations have been installed in the US, Europe and Africa.
Light Stitches: Illuminating Croydon's Indigenous Flowers This collaborative work celebrates Indigenous local flora of the Maroondah area including the Twining Fringe Lily, the Golden Wattle, the Manna Gum and the Grey Parrot Pea.
The Eddies by Carla Gottgens Tarralla Creek trail, the Eastfield Dog Park, Cheong Park, and Bayswater Road.Croydon South 20-minute neighbourhoods Project. The temporary wayfinding paintings are located along the Tarralla Creek Trail, the Eastfield Dog Park, Cheong Park, and Bayswater Road.
Da Ancient One by Alexander Knox, Melview Reserve, Ringwood North Melview Reserve, Ringwood North.This sculpture celebrates the Tawny Frogmouth bird, which is known to nest in the local area.
Heathmont bollards 143 Canterbury Road, Heathmont. Twenty-three bollards, 10 wheel stops, and two bespoke planter boxes have been installed in the Heathmont shopping precinct on Canterbury Road.
Whisperer Melbourne artist Alexander Knox has created a kinetic neon light for the narrow lane that leads to Croydon carpark. The light work refers to the distinctive fields of Wallaby Grass that led to the naming of “White Flats” the original name for the Croydon area.
Blossoms of Life - The Eucalyptus Flower for Everyone Ringwood Lake Playground, Ringwood. Artist Hsin Lin and local poet Lauren Hancock collaborated to produce this artwork in Ringwood Lake Park featuring the red-flowering gum.
Journey of Discovery Reflections on a time of plenty along the flowing waterways of Maroondah, by artist Marcus Lee (Karajarri).
Leaf Cubby Maroondah Federation Estate, Ringwood. Leaf Cubby is both a reflection of Maroondah’s natural assets, as represented by the indigenous gum leaf forms, and a playful take on the way children interact with their environment.