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Artist ENOKi and Missy Saleeba from BKK Architects reflect on the creation of a large-scale installation commissioned by RMIT’s Super Labs. The 38-metre-long installation spans the lab’s glazed façade, with vibrant, abstracted symbols and patterns that speak to the long history of First Nations science, knowledge, and innovation. They share how the project included not only artistic collaboration but also cultural negotiation with Traditional Owners.
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