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City of Wanneroo Art Collection > Records

Guardians of the Ocean

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Susan Hoy

2024

Overview

Imagery: The life savers and The Sentinel sculpture morphed into a single iconic guardian looking out over Quinns Mindarie Surf Life Saving Club. The colour palette consists of the recognisable red and yellow of the Surf Club against the dynamic backdrop of a green Indian Ocean.

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Registration number

cwa-org-55-2024.4

Material

Width

580 mm

Height or length

760 mm

Place made

Australia

Year

City of Wanneroo Art Collection

City of Wanneroo Art Collection

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A surf live saver morphed with the sculpture Sentinel in bright red and yellow colours, backdrop is a stylised green indian ocean

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