New public art project

The Wright Street entrance of Belmont Hub is now home to a new public artwork that weaves art into the built landscape and recognises the connection to country for local Aboriginal people.

Award winning artist Yondee Shane Hansen’s design provides a unique addition to the City’s public art collection to emphasise the importance of indigenous identity and presence in the City of Belmont.

The artwork connects Wright Street and Belmont Hub with an Acknowledgement of Country artwork based on the Noongar six seasons. The artwork provides a respectful and welcoming statement for everyone entering the space.

The first phase of the artwork was installed between April to July 2024 includes a stencilled design on the access ramp near the Wright Street bus stop and a sculptural element installed in the concrete planter outside Belmont Hub.

  • About the artwork

    The public artwork integrates art into the existing landscape designs with stencilled designs and sculptures inspired by Yondee Shane Hansen’s Six Seasons artwork.

    Design completed

    Read more about the concept design 

  • Artwork installation (phase one)

    Phase one of the artwork was installed in April and then in late June, with works occurring Monday to Friday between 7am and 5pm.

    There was some disruption, including a four day closure of the ramp near the bus stop.

    Read more about the works 

  • Artwork installation (phase two)

    Phase two of the works will include stencilled designs in the pavement outside Belmont Hub.

    Timing to be confirmed

  • Creative workshops

    Creative workshops were held in November 2023 with members of the local Aboriginal community and provided an opportunity for the artist to engage with the community and invite their input.

    Read more about the workshops