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GrainCorp Silos at Yelarbon

One of the biggest silo artworks in Australia, ‘When the Rain Comes’ conveys a sense of optimism and hope for the future while taking cues from the rich history of the community. The young boy sets paper boats afloat on the Yelarbon Lagoon, symbolising the ingenuity and craftsmanship of the town’s industries, past and present, that have carved out this oasis on the edge of the Spinifex Desert.

The artwork was created by Jordache Castillejos and Jordon Bruce of Brightsiders and Steve Falco from Procreative.

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44 Taloom Street
Yelarbon QLD
4388

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Goondiwindi Regional Council

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