‘The owls are not what they seem.’
— The Giant, Twin Peaks
Purge your fears onto paper and offer them to a giant Tasmanian Masked Owl. It’s this year’s Ogoh-ogoh: a totem-like sculpture inspired by a Balinese Hindu purification ritual, and crafted by Balinese artists.
‘The owls are not what they seem.’
— The Giant, Twin Peaks
Purge your fears onto paper and offer them to a giant Tasmanian Masked Owl. It’s this year’s Ogoh-ogoh: a totem-like sculpture inspired by a Balinese Hindu purification ritual, and crafted by Balinese artists.
This event is mostly accessible, with wheelchair access. The site involves grassy terrain, gravel and some sloping ground. If you have accessibility requirements, contact Bookings & Enquiries on tickets@mona.net.au or +61 (3) 6277 9978 to discuss your options and facilitate your attendance at the event.