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BOOLA BIDJOOL (LOTS OF GECKO)

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PETER FARMER

2012

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Town of Victoria Park Public Art Collection

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Artist statement: The intended work is designed speciically to draw attention to the natural flora and fauna in the reserve, and for that to not only be hightlited but showcased. In appreciating not only its beauty but its ability to escape the concrete jumgle surrounding it.

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cwa-org-203-PA19

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Year

2012

Public Location

1035 ALBANY HIGHWAY, EAST VICTORIA PARK (OUTSIDE MCDONALDS)

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-31.993736523181, 115.91242216874

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