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TitleAquifer
DescriptionA major water artwork, Aquifer, symbolises the emergence and disappearance of water in a dry landscape. The art along with the creekline is designed to be enjoyed by the public especially in summer.
Aquifer is the most significant artwork and takes pride of place in the Civic Square, integrated with the water feature. The artwork features a large brass bowl at one side of the Square, from which water flows along a creek bed to a cluster of smaller raised bowls which act as waterfalls to play in and around.ArtistKim WilliamsGeolocation[1] Address76, Cygnet Avenue, Shellharbour City Centre, 2529, AustraliaExternal LinkCivic Centre Art Trail
DescriptionA major water artwork, Aquifer, symbolises the emergence and disappearance of water in a dry landscape. The art along with the creekline is designed to be enjoyed by the public especially in summer.Aquifer is the most significant artwork and takes pride of place in the Civic Square, integrated with the water feature. The artwork features a large brass bowl at one side of the Square, from which water flows along a creek bed to a cluster of smaller raised bowls which act as waterfalls to play in and around.
ArtistKim WilliamsGeolocation[1] Address76, Cygnet Avenue, Shellharbour City Centre, 2529, AustraliaExternal LinkCivic Centre Art TrailCONNECTIONS
CollectionCivic Centre Art TrailPublic ArtPlaceShellharbour Civic CentreLocalityShellharbour City CentreOrganisationShellharbour City Council
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Aquifer. Shellharbour City Council, accessed 23/07/2026, https://discover.shellharbour.nsw.gov.au/nodes/view/12133