Public Art & placemaking

Public art projects are developed through:

• Site-responsive concept development
• Consideration of environmental durability and longevity
• Material suitability for exterior installation
• Low-maintenance fabrication processes
• Collaboration with council stakeholders and community groups
• Alignment with local identity and placemaking objectives

Each proposal is developed in response to context, ensuring the work strengthens its environment rather than competing with it.

Danielle’s public works may originate as photographic works, painted artworks, or digitally developed designs. All projects are produced using durable, exterior-grade materials suitable for long-term civic display.

Available formats include:

• UV-printed aluminium composite panels
• Large-scale mural applications (vinyl or panel cladding systems)
• Hand-painted sealed panel installations
• Digitally reproduced scanned artworks scaled for architectural surfaces
• Fence screening panels using UV-stable printed aluminium composite

All works are fabricated in collaboration with professional signage and installation partners to ensure structural integrity, environmental resistance, and low-maintenance suitability. 

Danielle is available for commissioned public artworks and collaborative placemaking projects across the Hunter region and beyond.

• Public art commissions
• Placemaking initiatives
• Civic and cultural installations
• Regional storytelling projects
• Temporary or permanent installations

Project proposals, Expressions of Interest, and collaboration enquiries are welcomed.

Contact:

admin@housejordan.com.au

0401267257

Public liability insurance and installation partnerships available upon request.