SUNNUKIAH
3.6mH x 3.3mW x 1.6mD
Aluminium
Concrete
LED Globes
Solar Panels
Lithium Batteries
Aluminium
Concrete
LED Globes
Solar Panels
Lithium Batteries
The ‘Sunnukiah’ is a solar and battery-powered channukiah, created for Waverley Council in partnership with the Jewish Climate Network.
The ‘Sunnukiah’ was installed on December 13, 2025, in Dover Heights, and the first light was illuminated at sunset on December 14.
The ‘Sunnukiah’ was installed on December 13, 2025, in Dover Heights, and the first light was illuminated at sunset on December 14.
Image credit: Teresa Tan
Image credit: Teresa Tan
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TSU LANGE YOR
Role: Head of Design
Scope: Product Design, New Product Development, Digital Experience & Art Direction.
Scope: Product Design, New Product Development, Digital Experience & Art Direction.
As Head of Design at Tsu Lange Yor, the homewares startup founded by Troye Sivan, Joel Adler oversees new product development, collaborations, and launches. After designing the brand’s first collection including the Oil Burner, Dreidel and sculptural fragrance lid, he was appointed as Head of design to lead the New Product Development (NPD) pipeline. Since joining, he has managed the design and launch of all new products including the Bowl, 'By Your Side', and 'The Collection', alongside design support for activations such as the New York Pop-Up.
Adler maintains this role in tandem with his independent public art practice, utilising a shared technical framework across both commercial and site-specific projects.
Adler maintains this role in tandem with his independent public art practice, utilising a shared technical framework across both commercial and site-specific projects.
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LENS
‘Lens’ is a kinetic artwork designed to be played with and danced next to.
With a physical push, participants spin the sculpture, reflecting the surrounding environment in fragments of light and colour. The sun's light bounces off the mirrored surfaces, casting squares of light outward in concentric circles.
With a physical push, participants spin the sculpture, reflecting the surrounding environment in fragments of light and colour. The sun's light bounces off the mirrored surfaces, casting squares of light outward in concentric circles.
Trundle ABBA Festival 2023
World Pride / Mardi Gras 2023
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TIDES
2022
Batemans Bay, NSW
Steel
5.9m x 3.7m x 4.2m
6.2 tonne
John Holland
Eurobodalla Shire Council
Batemans Bay, NSW
Steel
5.9m x 3.7m x 4.2m
6.2 tonne
John Holland
Eurobodalla Shire Council
Commissioned by John Holland and the Eurobodalla Shire Council ‘Tides’ is a creative repurposing of heritage listed steel recycled from the historic Batemans Bay bridge.
The sculpture utlises two structural nodes as the base of the work, relatively unchanged from their original form. As the eye moves further up the work, segments of steel welded at varying angles and distances apart spiral and twist to form 3 curved arches floating above the viewer.
The sculpture utlises two structural nodes as the base of the work, relatively unchanged from their original form. As the eye moves further up the work, segments of steel welded at varying angles and distances apart spiral and twist to form 3 curved arches floating above the viewer.
VIEWFINDER![]()
2019
Sculpture by the Sea Bondi, 2019
Steel, Concrete, Glass
5.2m x 3m x 1.5m
6.3 tonne
Waverley Council
SouthCross Engineering
Yuri Humeniuk (Move Art)
Axolotl (Sponsor)
Sell and Parker (Sponsor)
Sculpture by the Sea Bondi, 2019
Steel, Concrete, Glass
5.2m x 3m x 1.5m
6.3 tonne
Waverley Council
SouthCross Engineering
Yuri Humeniuk (Move Art)
Axolotl (Sponsor)
Sell and Parker (Sponsor)
‘Viewfinder’ is a large periscope-like sculpture reflecting a previously unseen view of the ocean below. Consisting of a 200kg mirror cantilevered by 6 tonnes of concrete and steel the structure reflects both light and sound to create a mesmerising display of the ocean.
Viewfinder draws inspiration from historic naval interfaces and the human-nature interaction.
Now permanently located in Lighthouse Reserve, Woollahra (see more).
Now permanently located in Lighthouse Reserve, Woollahra (see more).
