‘The Great Emu in the Sky’ on the new M12 Motorway is a landmark public artwork deeply connected to Dharug Country.
We create impactful change for a new, shared Australian identity through design excellence.
As an Aboriginal-owned agency founded on Yanyuwa traditions, Balarinji’s multidisciplinary work comes from authentic engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, culture, art, stories and identity.
Public art from concept to installation and curatorial consultancy for major precincts that enriches cultural placemaking, reflects Connecting with Country narratives and establishes a cultural presence on Country.
Award-winning graphic design campaigns and brandmarks that achieve design excellence, cultural authenticity and audience cut through. Full agency services for national and global clients.
A framework of narratives and principles drawn from Country in collaboration with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to comply with cultural and planning protocols.
A cultural design framework created in co-design with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge holders, storytellers and creative practitioners for major project design teams seeking authentic Country-informed placemaking outcomes.
The fifth aircraft in the acclaimed Qantas-Balarinji Flying Art Series celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art and culture across Australia and the world.
Award-winning brandmark applied to Australian goods and services that celebrates Australia’s foundational identity on the world stage.
Ground-breaking curation and co-creation with the Western Sydney Aboriginal community to embed local Dharug narratives in public art and interpretation for the M12 Motorway linking Western Sydney International Airport with greater Sydney.
