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Wednesday, 5 November 2025

Public Art Gallery

The PTA has an extensive collection of public art which has developed and expanded with the network, from electrification of the trains in the early 1990s to the METRONET program in recent years.

Explore our gallery to find out more about the artworks that you encounter in your regular public transport journeys, or to inspire you to travel to see more of the great art in the collection.

Discover their locations, the artists’ names, and the background behind each piece.

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Here to There

Kamsani Bin Salleh

Title: Here to There

Artist/s: Kamsani Bin Salleh

Year: 2024

Site: Ellenbrook Station

Location Detail: Artwork panels are installed flanking the access from the main station entry onto each platform.

Medium: Perforated steel screens

Description:

Here to There represents the movement of people in the Ellenbrook area, walking through changing landscapes, trees, bush, riverside and shallow waters, paying respect to the natural environment, and acknowledging the custodianship of the Whadjuk Noongar People. The artwork depicts fish arching their bodies to avoid sharp prongs, gilgies snapping at intruding heels and the long neck tortoise spinning through the shadows. Like swirling clouds of mud kicked up in the water, they stream behind a trail of footprints unearthing the mysteries that lay beneath the shallow surface.




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