Public art development · 2026

reVITALise

Turning artist Belem Lett’s looping visual language into a coordinated, buildable system for the Park Avenue pedestrian walkway in Coffs Harbour.

reVITALise artwork moving along the wall and overhead through the Park Avenue walkway
Artist
Belem Lett
Brief
Carry the artist’s looping visual language through the Park Avenue pedestrian walkway
Responsibilities
Concept development, design coordination, 3D design and visualisation, technical translation and fabrication strategy
Constraints
Existing walls, stairs, overhead structure and pedestrian movement
Outcome
Commissioned Stage 1 completed and delivered. Construction was subsequently deferred by the City; the project remains unbuilt.

From artistic gesture to physical system.

A physical form study of the looping sculpture profile, standing in the Trade Arts workshop
Form study · Trade Arts workshop

The challenge was to preserve the character of the artwork while resolving a real public site with walls, stairs, overhead structure and pedestrian movement.

Trade Arts developed the preferred direction into a modular family of forms, tested how it would move across the walkway, and established an approach to fabrication, fixing, finishing and future technical documentation.

The outcome was a clear Stage 1 package that connected artistic intent, spatial relationships and buildability. The project remains unbuilt.