Wama Foundation, National Centre for Environmental Art

Published December 17, 2025
Contributed by Megan Perkins


Photo: Megan Perkins. License: All Rights Reserved.


Wama Foundation is Australia’s first environmental art precinct, grounded in the Gariwerd/Grampians landscape at Halls Gap. A customised brand treatment was developed as a display face for branded elements and key titles. Utilising Antarctica as the framework for the customisation, and as the supporting copy. The solution draws from the region’s mountainous topography, weathered sandstone and new botanical growth, creating a grounded, textural visual language that reflects both Gariwerd/Grampians and broader Australian ecology. Delivering an identity that could flexibly and distinctively express the precinct's vision as a cultural destination connecting art, ecology and landscape.




Photo: Megan Perkins. License: All Rights Reserved.


Photo: Megan Perkins. License: All Rights Reserved.


Photo: Megan Perkins. License: All Rights Reserved.


Photo: Megan Perkins. License: All Rights Reserved.


Photo: Megan Perkins. License: All Rights Reserved.


Photo: Megan Perkins. License: All Rights Reserved.


Photo: Megan Perkins. License: All Rights Reserved.


Photo: Megan Perkins. License: All Rights Reserved.


Photo: Megan Perkins. License: All Rights Reserved.


Photo: Megan Perkins. License: All Rights Reserved.


Photo: Megan Perkins. License: All Rights Reserved.


Photo: Megan Perkins. License: All Rights Reserved.

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