Land Art Generator Initiative 2018
How can solar and wind energy be integrated into public spaces in ways that educate, inspire, and are responsive to the history, culture, and nature of place?
Carbon Arts is delighted to be working alongside the Land Art Generator Initiative to deliver their fifth global ideas competition for a utility-scale renewable energy public artwork.
The LAGI 2018 design competition is for the St Kilda Triangle site in Melbourne. It will bring forward ideas for how art and design can help us to reach clean energy targets while making our cities more beautiful and vibrant—a vision of our post-carbon future we can all look forward to.
The project is made possible through the leadership of Victoria’s State Government. Victoria is setting an example for the world with a goal of zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Finalists will be announced at an awards ceremony at Fed Sq on 11 October, alongside an exhibition of shortlisted winners from 10-17 October, with associated exhibitions and events in St Kilda and Castlemaine.
