• Design & Commissions

  • Lisa Waup (mixed cultural First Nations artist)

  • Artist Services

    Design & Fabrication

    Documentation

  • ACMI

    BKK Architects

  • WRAP

Custom textiles breathe new life into ACMI's offices

To mark the redevelopment of the national museum of screen culture, ACMI, a textile wall was commissioned for the institution's office interiors.

ACMI's redevelopment reveals a spacious, light-filled interior. Designed by Melbourne architectural firm BKK Architects, where emerging technologies and transformative architecture combine to create a globally connected museum of the future.

Our role

WRAP was invited by artist Lisa Waup to support the development of a bespoke collection of textiles that weave together story, material, and place within the museum’s renewed interiors.

The result

Working with intimate test paintings on metal by the artist, WRAP scaled and digitised samples in collaboration with the artist to create large format block patterning that brought a boldness in kind with ACMI’s vision of being a cultural hub where creativity and technology intersect, translating artistic ideas into tactile forms that animate the public realm.

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