Towering 23 metres above sea level, the striking public artwork was created by Australian artist Mikala Dwyer and commissioned by Lendlease and Infrastructure NSW. Inspired by fishing floats, the artwork pays tribute to Indigenous fisherwomen and adds a powerful new layer of meaning to the harbour.

Inspired by traditional fishing floats, Monuments for Fishes pays tribute to Indigenous fisherwomen while adding a powerful new cultural and artistic layer to Sydney Harbour. The project is recognised as one of the largest floating and kinetic artworks in the world.

Cundall provided electrical engineering expertise to support the delivery of the installation, addressing the unique technical challenges associated with a marine environment. The team developed solutions for complex cabling requirements and water exposure, helping to ensure the artwork performs reliably in the demanding harbour conditions.