However, there is more to it than meets the eye. Hedron Bulb is a sculpture with a mission: to leave no footprint, with no remnant of what was, only that which can become something else. The artist considered all aspects of its energy usage and materials in designing and constructing the work. It uses low light to conserve energy and avoid overwhelming photography of the views beyond; almost nothing is glued, drilled or permanently fixed, such that the sculpture can be assembled
and dismantled like Lego, using a deceptively simple pattern.
Check it out on the boardwalk on the eastern side of Circular Quay for the duration of Vivid.
