Cast In Blue Unveiled

'Cast in Blue' Mount Gambier's latest cultural landmark was unveiled in the CBD today, a bold public artwork by Melbourne based artists Mitch Walker and Tom Proctor of Huna Studio, installed on Bay Road outside the Riddoch Arts and Cultural Centre.

Inspired by paleontological discoveries in the region's sinkholes and caves, the sculpture represents a mythical megafauna creature, merging local geology and prehistoric imagination.

"The story behind Cast in Blue really resonated with us. Emerging as though from the depths of Mount Gambier's underground world, the bright blue creature is set to become a key attraction, drawing visitors and locals alike to pause, explore and reflect," Mayor Lynette Martin said.

At first glance, it's bold and unexpected, but when you learn how deeply it connects to our region's paleontological and geological history, you understand its appeal. This is what beacon art does, it draws you in, sparks curiosity and encourages further discovery. - Mayor Lynette Martin

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