Sarah Walker joins the third leg of our journey traversing the Monash Uni Clayton campus from Clayton Station to the new Monash Station. While reflecting upon our erstwhile Bachelor studies at the campus Dan and Sarah stumbled upon Water-Orb, a flowing sculpture by Natasha Johns-Messenger that’s part of the MUMA Gallery Public Art Collection, who joins us for a discussion of time, space, place and everything in between. Water-Orb should be seen (and heard) to be believed - head on down to campus for a first hand experience and read about it on Natasha’s website.

www.natashajohnsmessenger.com/water-orb-1

We highly recommend you check out the rest of the MUMA Public Art collection by following a self-guided walking tour that takes you to all corners of the campus. In particular, we loved contemplating the flows, loops and lines in works by Qandamooka artist Megan Cope and a collaboration between artists and scientists by Open Spatial Workshop.

www.monash.edu/muma/public-art

www.megancope.com.au/public-art/weelam-ngalut-our-place

https://osw.com.au/Anthropocite-2015 

Please follow the rest of our walking journey by following maps and biographies of all artists and guests on the ~FLOWING LOOPS~ website at www.flowingloops.com 
This artistic program has been supported by the SRL Community Projects Fund www.suburbanrailloop.vic.gov.au/communityfund