投影雕塑- rm威廉姆斯中心-埃德斯沃德
谁
北伯内特地区委员会
什么
永久投影雕塑装置
地点
RM Williams澳大利亚丛林学习中心，昆士兰州艾德斯沃尔德
时间
2018年3月-正在进行-全年每晚播放
北伯内特委员会开始对昆士兰州Eidsvold的RM Williams中心进行升级。Illuminart获邀在中心内设计和安装互动AV展台，并在中心外设计和安装永久投影装置。
“土地的语言”实际上是一个雕塑，由illuminart设计和安装，其主题和设计在白天可见，并在夜间放映时栩栩如生。
在2021年，该装置获得了澳大利亚街头艺术大奖的最佳地标雕塑奖。
要了解在何时何地观看这个美丽的灯光表演和雕塑，请致电RM威廉姆斯澳大利亚丛林学习中心的友好团队或拨打1300 696 272。
“Son et Lumiere”展览通过诗歌、丛林纱线和歌曲，分享了RM Williams、当地牧民、土著和非土著牧场主之间的友谊以及过去的轶事。
尽管气候炎热且经常潮湿，但由illuminart设计的投影系统，以完整的防风雨控制和保护系统保护设备，并在每晚播放节目时实现自动化。Illuminart可以远程登录设备进行监控和调整，并更新内容，这是一个非常灵活的吸引力。
Illuminart拍摄、导演和策划了当地人讲述他们的故事和与RM Williams的联系的视频，并将其汇编成两个特别作品。每晚投射到雕塑上的表演讲述了当地人物RM Williams的故事，并以丛林诗歌和过去的轶事为娱乐。
视频内容和其他定制镜头也用于中心内的故事展台，该展台的设计和建造真实地代表了当地的丛林小屋。里面有一个大触摸屏，游客可以在10个当地故事中选择一个观看和收听。
北伯内特地区委员会向穿越该地区的灰色游牧民以及澳大利亚各地的学校推广了独特的景点。
土地的语言雕塑是对生活在土地上并与土地有联系的人的纪念碑。雕塑的明暗形态代表了灌木知识的多种类型；探索设计，看看你是否能认出它们。雕塑在白天投下阴影，在特殊的夜晚，它会被投影的故事、轶事和eidsold当地人的故事照亮。
在较低的部分，你会发现灌木丛小径、地貌、石头砌体、河流和水洞。其中动物的脚印和其他脚印被隐藏起来。那些懂当地语言的人会认出鸸鹋、袋鼠蹲伏跳跃、蜥蜴、公牛和马的足迹。其中隐藏着三个脚印，代表着伍里伍里、古朗和瓦卡瓦卡人对这片土地的古老知识和文化联系，在最右边是一个女人和一个男人的靴印，他们都穿着RM Williams著名的高跟马靴。
两名骑手和驮马的轮廓向RM威廉姆斯(RM Williams)非常欣赏并为其设计服装的赶车人致敬。上图中，地形设计与圆形图案相结合，代表社区、观星和篝火聚会。这样的联系培养了我们的地方感和与国家的联系，以及我们对自然景观的欣赏。
夜间的营火将所有游客聚集在一起，分享故事、文化和知识，以尊重和保护我们的澳大利亚丛林遗产。
观众的反馈
“这太迷人了——这是一个多么棒的场地和想法，有包容的屏幕、土著艺术、马和人。”
“雕塑上的屏风很漂亮。演讲非常精彩。”
"看了两遍就不想走了"
“非常真诚，情绪化，澳大利亚人”
“真是个惊喜，太好了!”
“强烈推荐所有来Eidsvold观看这个户外剧场的人”
“所以澳大利亚人会为开拓者感到骄傲。他们的生活很艰难。”
PROJECTION SCULPTURE – RM WILLIAMS CENTRE – EIDSVOLD
WHO
North Burnett Regional Council
WHAT
Permanent Projection Sculpture Installation
WHERE
RM Williams Australian Bush Learning Centre, Eidsvold Queensland
WHEN
March 2018 - ongoing - it plays every night of the year
North Burnett Council set out to upgrade the RM Williams Centre in Eidsvold, Queensland. Illuminart were approached to design and install an interactive AV Booth inside the Centre and a Permanent Projection installation outside the Centre.
The outdoor permanent projection, was an Australian first… “The Language of the Land” is actually a sculpture, designed and installed by illuminart with motifs and designs that are visible during the day, and come to life with a nightly projection show.
In 2021, the installation won BEST LANDMARK SCULPTURE in the Australia Street Art Awards.
To find out where and when to see this beautiful light show and sculpture, see the friendly team at the RM Williams Australian Bush Learning Centre or call 1300 696 272.
The ‘Son et Lumiere’ show shares stories of RM Williams, local drovers, the friendship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous stockmen and anecdotes from past times through poetry, bush yarns and song.
Despite the hot and often humid climate, the projection system designed by illuminart, protects the equipment with full weatherproof control and protection systems, and automations to play the show every night. Illuminart can log into the installation remotely to monitor and make adjustments, and to update content, making this an extremely flexible attraction.
Illuminart filmed, directed and curated video of locals telling their stories and connections with RM Williams, which was compiled into two special productions. The show that is projected onto the sculpture nightly tells stories of the local characters, RM Williams and entertains with bush poetry and anecdotes from past times.
The video content along with other bespoke footage was also used for the Story Booth inside the centre, which is designed and built to authentically represent a bush hut from the local area. Inside is a large touch screen where visitors can select one of 10 local stories to watch and listen to.
North Burnett Regional Council promote the unique attractions to grey nomads who travel through their region, as well as to schools across Australia.
The Language of the Land Sculpture is a monument to people who live on and are connected to the land. The light and shade forms of the sculpture represent the many types of bush knowledge; explore the design and see if you can recognise all of them. The sculpture casts shadows during the day, and on special nights it is illuminated with projected stories, anecdotes and tales from Eidsvold locals.
On the lower sections you will discover bush trails, landforms, stone masonry, rivers and water holes. Among them animal prints and other treads are concealed. Those who know the language of the land will recognise tracks of the Emu, Kangaroo crouching and hopping, Lizard, Bullock and Horse. Hidden among them are three footprints representing the Wulli Wulli, Gurang and Wakka Wakka people’s ancient knowledge and cultural connection to the land, and on the very far right are the boot prints of a woman and man each wearing RM Williams’ famous heeled riding boots.
The outlines of two riders and packhorse pay homage to the drovers that RM Williams much admired and designed attire for. Above, topographical designs are combined with circular motifs that represent communities, stargazing and campfire gatherings. Such connections develop our sense of place and connection to country, and our appreciation of the natural landscape.
The night time campfire brings all travellers together to share stories, culture and the knowledge to respect and preserve our Australian bush heritage.
AUDIENCE FEEDBACK
“It was fascinating – what a great venue & idea with the inclusive screens, the Aboriginal Art and the horse and men ”
“The screening on the sculpture was beautiful. The presentation was sensational.”
“Watched it twice didn’t want to leave”
“Very Genuine, Emotive, Aussie”
“Such a Surprise, so good!”
“Highly recommend anyone that comes to Eidsvold to watch this outdoor Theatre ”
“So Australian it makes you so proud of the pioneers. They had a tough life”
