Designed for Jac+Jack, this temporary retail installation transforms the centre of the store into an abstract landscape of vertical forms. Drawing on the roadside markers that punctuate the Australian coastline, the work translates an everyday graphic symbol into a sculptural environment that invites movement, curiosity and discovery.

A series of slender timber columns rise from mirrored plinths, their varying heights and spacing creating shifting rhythms as visitors move through the space. Fragments of the familiar '+' symbol appear across the surfaces, dissolving into an abstract composition that changes with each viewpoint. Reflection extends the forms beyond their physical boundaries, drawing light, architecture and the movement of people into the installation itself.

Constructed from raw sawn timber with a bleached white finish, the work recalls the quiet palette of Australian beach houses and the brightness of the summer landscape. Timber, mirror and metallic paint capture and scatter light, creating subtle optical effects that evolve throughout the day.

Images courtesy of Jac+Jack