Running Lights
RUNNING LIGHTS
Thylacine Art Projects, 2006
Running Lights is a series of brightly-coloured columns that respond to Lake Ginninderra and its environment. They chime and away, and in the evening they shine across the water.
The traditional owners of this land, the Ngunnawal People, referred to Ginninderra Creek, which feeds the lake, as ‘Ginin-ginin-derry’, meaning sparkling or throwing out little rays of light.
LAUNCHED ON 10 NOVEMBER BY JOHN STANHOPE MLA CHIEF MINISTER OF THE ACT AND MINISTER FOR THE ARTS.
Thylacine Art Projects, 2006
Running Lights is a series of brightly-coloured columns that respond to Lake Ginninderra and its environment. They chime and away, and in the evening they shine across the water.
The traditional owners of this land, the Ngunnawal People, referred to Ginninderra Creek, which feeds the lake, as ‘Ginin-ginin-derry’, meaning sparkling or throwing out little rays of light.
LAUNCHED ON 10 NOVEMBER BY JOHN STANHOPE MLA CHIEF MINISTER OF THE ACT AND MINISTER FOR THE ARTS.
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