11/09/2026
19 square metres of Sydney red gum, brought to life at The Macquarie Collection.
Located across the entry façade, this artwork was created by First Nations artist Adam Laws, a descendant of the Dharug and Darkinjung peoples of the Blue Mountains and Western Sydney.
Inspired by the angophora, or Sydney red gum, the work captures the movement of its branches, the patterns of its bark and the way light moves across the landscape - abstracted and printed across architectural panels that wrap around the building.
Commissioned as part of the public art program at Lachlan’s Line, the piece brings a connection to Country into the everyday experience of the building.