KIBBUTZ

Client: Cumberland City Council

Over the past two years, we’ve had the opportunity to run the stage at the Sydney Cherry Blossom Festival and assist in developing large-scale artworks over the past three.

The 2024 stage, designed to celebrate Hello Kitty’s 50th birthday, featured performances that highlighted Japan's vibrant culture. These included Noriko Tadano's soulful shamisen, the high-energy idol group FAEBLE, the Eisa Champ Roo Lion Dance, and an appearance by Hello Kitty herself.

Behind the scenes, we managed seamless bump-ins and outs and worked with The Fourth Chamber to create interactive mural cutouts, providing Instagrammable moments for festivalgoers. These large-scale artworks not only celebrated Japan’s heritage but also offered a fun, immersive photo experience.

It was a great opportunity to contribute to the event’s cultural and creative atmosphere.