Halo - Sculpture in Chippendale, Chippendale | Reviews, Photos & Information on Postcard

Halo

Sculpture · Chippendale ·

Halo

Sculpture · Chippendale ·

Wind-powered kinetic sculpture representing brewing vats

cool sculpture

rate of speed

adds to ambiance

wheelchair accessible entrance

Halo by null

Halo by null

Halo by null

Halo by null

Halo by null

Halo by null

Halo by null

Halo by null

Halo by null

Halo by null

Halo by null

Halo by null

Halo by null

Halo by null

Halo by null

Information

Broadway, Chippendale Green, Central Park Ave, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia Get directions

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Information

Broadway, Chippendale Green, Central Park Ave, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia Get directions

cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au

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•Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Feb 5, 2026

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A very cool sculpture rotated round and round in the garden by something

Ivan L.

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The arrow completes the circle in 4 min 9 sec. Any significance to it? Could someone check whether it completes the circle in the same time the other day? I believe it could be wind/weather-dependent.

ben B.

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Adds to the ambiance of the space. Not a destination, but check it out if you’re nearby.

Chloe

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Very cool moving structure. Any significance of the rate of speed?

Harry P.

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Really cool structure, my friend Henry really enjoyed. Also confused with the rate of speed

Jeanette W

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Sculpture called Halo. It is a wind powered kinetic sculpture in Sydney, Australia. The sculpture rotates at different speeds depending in the wind. It is meant to represent the stirring of the vats at the brewery sites.

June

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love this spot watch out for the ibis rate of speed aligned with phases of the moon

Henry H.

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This is so cool. Also confused by the rate of speed 🤯