Mullet Made of Invasive Vines and Plastic | Brisbane News

Two artists turned invasive vines and plastic trash into a five-meter mullet sculpture that’s both jaw-dropping and deeply meaningful—built from cat’s claw creeper that smothers native trees and discarded fishing line, it’s a bold statement on environmental destruction. What started as a small idea ballooned into a massive installation, requiring special permission and countless trips to gather enough material. Now on display at the Currumbin foreshore during the SWELL Sculpture Festival, the piece aims to spark conversation about plastic pollution and invasive species while inspiring creativity and environmental awareness—especially among youth.

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