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Created on January 29, 2025
420-440 Aitken Blvd, Craigieburn VIC 3064, Australia
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Mt Ridley

This traffic signal box is a part of the Craigieburn Road Legacy Art trail.

As part of the Craigieburn Road Upgrade, Major Road Projects Victoria worked with local artists and the community to reimagine and reinvent public spaces through a signal box art trail. 

Local artists were invited to contribute to a vibrant art trail featuring 30 traffic signal cabinets along Craigieburn Road. Each piece of public art tells the story of "What makes Craigieburn unique," serving as the main theme of the art installation. The artwork also celebrates sub-themes such as community, connection, travel, history, culture, diversity, environment, nature, and sustainability.

Alex Rivette is a promising young artist currently pursuing a Bachelor of Visual Art and Design at Australian Catholic University. With aspirations to establish a successful career in the art world, Alex has already made notable strides, having artworks selected for the Moonee Valley Art Show and participating in Hume City Council's Youth Art Project, which culminated in the Hot Spot exhibition in 2022.

In addition to these achievements, Alex's Year 12 final artwork received the prestigious Mayoral Award at the Moonee Valley City Council’s Fireworks exhibition. Demonstrating a commitment to the local community, Alex also designed the logo for the Greenvale Residents Association.

Eager to continue contributing to the art scene in Hume, Alex is excited about future opportunities to engage with the community and share her passion for creativity.

Alex Rivette—Mt Ridley
Hunted by Andrew Haysom.

Marker details

Camera usedCanon EOS R5
Date created
FestivalCraigieburn Road Legacy Art Trail
OrganizationHume City Council
Marker typeartwork
CityMelbourne
CountryAustralia