This artwork highlights the experience of Sydney Harbour as volume. It acknowledges the vastness of this huge body of water and energy we so often take for granted in a poetic and sculptural way, evoking a strange juxtaposition of depth and space at the same time.

Voids - cylindrical holes, cubic holes, simple geometric ‘negative’ forms appear like perforations, 3 dimensional shapes cut into the water. It is normally only possible to carve into a solid material. The creation of a ‘negative’ space within a body of liquid arouses curiosity. These sculptural voids in a reversal of focus emphasize the harbour as the subject of the work. Through playing with the simple principle’ of displacement a large scale site specific artwork is created ‘in’ and ‘of’ Sydney Harbour.