Snakes and Ladders - Interactive Public Art

Digby Webster is a visual artist with a career spanning over ten years. His work is characterised by bright, expressive colours and patterns, and he often draws inspiration from film and mythology. Digby works in materials as diverse as drawing, painting, dance and film. Recent achievements include being a 2020 Archibald finalist at the Art Gallery of NSW, and he has exhibited at numerous galleries and exhibitions including Tin Sheds Gallery, Riverside Theatre Parramatta, DNA projects Chippendale, Annandale Creative Arts Centre and at the Opera House as part of Accessible Arts’ AART.BOXX. He has had te sold out solo exhibitions at Leichhardt Library. Digby also had a two week artist residency at Bundanon on the Shoalhaven River in 2014 and is also a subject of Ehsan Knopf’s upcoming feature length documentary Flying Solo.

Nadia Odlum is a multidisciplinary artist from Western Sydney. She creates playful and immersive works that explore our shared relationships with urban space. Often working site-specifically, her output spans sculpture, drawing, painting, installation and performance.

Odlum’s work has been shown in galleries and public spaces around the world. These include exhibitions at the Art Gallery of NSW, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia and New York Transit Museum, as well as public art commissions for Urban Art Projects and Kaldor Public Art Projects. Significant awards include the Helen Lempriere Scholarship and the Dyason Bequest. She is a 2021 Artist in Residence at Parramatta Artists’ Studios x Rydalmere.