MIRA

Mira, a large-scale masterpiece, stands at the nexus of connection, education, nature, technology, climate awareness, and innovation.

Kinetic Solar Flower 3D Model

Majestically standing at over 12m tall, Mira’s kinetic steel structure enables a series of large petals to pivot from a mechanised core. Lined with flexible solar panels, these petals will generate abundant energy to provide lighting, and power outdoor performances & talks.

During the day, the orchid’s petals will gracefully follow the sun’s trajectory, maximising solar energy harvested. At night the petals will move in harmony with soundscapes and lighting.

Mira will be a beautiful example of the leading edge in art and innovative tech, and at the same time, a reminder that technology is not humanity’s savior, but rather an enabler of human ingenuity, purpose and vision.

Mira outdoor public art kinetic solar flower sculpture resembling a large metallic flower with geometric petals, set in a public space with trees and buildings in the background.
Mira outdoor public art kinetic solar flower sculpture head

The vision of Mira sees an expansion to an interlinked series of solar flowers planted across Australia and globally, that communicate with each other via the IoT (Internet of things).

Mira is more than a sculpture; it is a gathering place—a sanctuary for contemplation and knowledge sharing. In a world often characterised by distraction and materialism, Mira offers a haven of stillness and learning, connecting us back to ourselves and each other through the timeless wisdom of the surrounding scenery.

sites on Australian map for mira solar flower kinetic sculptures

PROJECT: Mira
ARTIST Callan Morgan
LOCATION: Australia-wide