James Voller; Joel Zika

In-Line (Line 2)

In-Line, by artists James Voller and Joel Zika, was created using technology inspired by “hawk eye” and sports visualisations commonly seen in cricket and other sports broadcasts. Using community data taken from members of local sports teams, the artists created digital realisations of the data and translated it into three dimensional sculptures. It takes the functionality of the sport and translates that into a physical representation, providing an abstract, interactive artwork for the many visitors to Fairpark Reserve. By blurring the boundaries between art and sport, it creates an immersive experience that encourages exploration and play, promoting healthy communities and creating a sense of connection, joy, and physical activity.
The work is supported by the Collide Public Art Initiative and Urban Art Projects.

 

Medium Description:

Rolled steel pipe

Location Information:

Fairpark Reserve, Ferntree Gully between community facility and Oval

Gps Latitude:

-37.8687984

Gps Longitude:

145.2639024

Date Of Work:

2024