Duke Riley
#Echelon of Uncertainty
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
Multi-faceted artist Duke Riley addresses the tensions between individual and collective behaviour, independent spaces within all-encompassing societies, and the conflict with institutional power.
In Echelon of Uncertainty Riley etches images and stories from the Newtown creek in Brooklyn, one of the most polluted waterways in the US, and home to many people that illegally moor their vessels there.
The incredibly detailed 6.5-meter-long custom timber engraving was commissioned for the 23rd Biennale of Sydney and funded by Art Makers. Working virtually with Riley to realise his vision, UAP’s Australian team routed the original designs onto timber, then oiled, finished and assembled the final work.
Read more about Riley’s incredible work at Art Makers.
Image Credit: Grace Dooner, Joe Ruckli
#Services provided
Consultancy
Design Assist
Digital Model & Render
Materials and Construction Methods
Technical Drawings and Engineering Support
Advanced Robotics
Pattern Making
Workshop
#Project summary
Creative
Duke Riley
Artwork Title
Echelon of Uncertainty
Project
23rd Sydney Biennale
Client
Art Makers
Year
2022
Location
Sydney, Australia
