My latest bronze sculpture has been installed at Shaftesbury Park, Tarragindi. The brief was to make a discovery element for a newly constructed scooter park for Brisbane City Council by Naturform Landscape designers. I thought it would be fun if a bike helmet had been left at the park and had been taken over by a cheeky young native water dragon. Thanks yet again to Chalkoz Art Foundry for their expertise in casting my final sculpture in bronze. Bronze Water dragon on bike helmet – deb mostert 2022

The Common Park scooter track is located at 88a Cambridge Drive, Coorparoo. The park includes a playground, skate park, and the Norman Creek Bikeway, as well as additional recreational features that provide a hub of active opportunities for park users.  I’m grateful to the Brisbane City Council for including bronze sculptures as part of the creative enhancement of these shared spaces

The 32 illustrations I did for the Fraser Coast Council for the Arkarra Wetlands have been installed. This is an ongoing project with other reserves being upgraded by council to engage communities in an informed and coherant visual language. I’m very excited to be a small part of that. some of the signs installed at Arkarra Wetlands image credits Jacinta Padgett, Fraser Coast Council

Brisbane City Council commissioned me to make ‘discovery’ elements for an interactive playground at Gus Davies Park, Bald Hills. Built by the Landscape Construction Company, this park upgrade has created a wonderful imaginative playground with bikeways and different zones to explore. Turtle, frog and gecko were sculpted in the studio and cast by Chalkos Art Foundry. We hope to engage children on the micro level and alert them to the creatures that share our natural environments.

This was a delightful commission to produce a bronze pelican for a private client.