Research notes for project planning
What the project record tells us
Public installation · rabbit figures in multiple versions
Intrude: visual humor with an environmental argument
Parer’s Intrude uses oversized rabbits to contrast childhood associations of innocence with the environmental damage caused by an introduced species in Australia. The artist’s page separates small, classic, XL and XXL forms. A proposal should identify a particular set and version; the title alone does not specify dimensions or the number of sculptures.
Amanda Parer — Intrude ↗ · Reviewed 2026-10-10
For your project briefWhich version fits the site, and what interpretation would help visitors engage with its environmental theme?
Big Art Partners planning prompt Botanical installation · festival and urban exhibitions
Lost: an enlarged garden of threatened species
Parer describes Lost as monumental representations of extinct or endangered plants from around the world. Enlarging the flora places the visitor at a different scale within the garden. Her project page includes credited documentation from the Brisbane Festival in 2021 and Downtown Spark in Edmonton in 2024, giving dated exhibition references without establishing a present touring schedule.
Amanda Parer — Lost ↗ · Reviewed 2026-10-10
For your project briefHow could a host connect the garden’s species and scale with local ecological education and visitor circulation?
Big Art Partners planning prompt 
