River journey all panels
1. River journey all panels River Journey painting (18 panels), 18 metres long x 270 cm High, photographer Tony Nathan, Please download to be able to scroll across
Level 4 river journey painting
2. Level 4 river journey painting River Journey, oil paint and Marri Resin on canvas, 18 metres long x 270 cm High, found on Level 4 Ceremonial courts, from right hand side, all photos Eva Fernandez
Level 4
3. Level 4 River Journey, left hand side, showing Swan River meeting the Indian Ocean at Fremantle
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4. Level 4 River Journey, middle section , showing Perth Waters and Banksia
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5. Level 4 River Journey, detail, source at Wooroloo Bridge, from right hand side
Level 4  zephyr
6. Level 4 zephyr River Journey, detail of Zephyr ferry, from Left Hand side
Level 3 zephyr digiglass
7. Level 3 zephyr digiglass Level 3 DigiGlass Panorama:The Changing Environment of the River 2016, Artists Rick Vermey and Jo Darbyshire, , Size 20 metres long x 40 cm High
Level 3
8. Level 3 Level 3 DigiGlass panorama, Detail:The Changing Environment of the River., Artists Rick Vermey and Jo Darbyshire, The Swan River Trust regularly tests the salinity of the river as seasonal dynamics impact the estuarine system.
Level 9
9. Level 9 Level 9 DigiGlass panorama, Micro Environment 2016, Artists Rick Vermey and Jo Darbyshire, The textural background of the original painting has been overlaid with floating, starlike symbols, referencing invertebrates.
Level 9
10. Level 9 Detail (from middle section) Level 9 DigiGlass panorama, Micro Environment, Artists Rick Vermey and Jo Darbyshire,
Level 6
11. Level 6 Level 6 DigiGlass panorama: Naming the River., Artists Rick Vermey and Jo Darbyshire, This design is based on the initials of salinity sampling sites along the river, For example BW = Blackwell Reach (near Fremantle).
Level 6
12. Level 6 Detail Level 6 DigiGlass panorama: Naming the River., Artists Rick Vermey and Jo Darbyshire,
Level 7
13. Level 7 Level 7 Digiglass panorama: History layered over Place 2016, Rick Vermey and Jo Darbyshire, This panorama commemorates the history of the Supreme Court and English law in Western Australia, This panel shows a reworked 'Justice'.
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14. Level 7 Level 7 Digiglass panorama: History layered over Place 2016, Rick Vermey and Jo Darbyshire, This panel celebrates Edith Haynes, a woman pioneer.
Level 7
15. Level 7 Level 7 Digiglass panorama: History layered over Place 2016, Rick Vermey and Jo Darbyshire, This panel commemorates the Old Law Court building, 1836
Level 8
16. Level 8 Level 8 DigiGlass panorama: Working the Law 2016, Rick Vermey and Jo Darbyshire, “I have had rare work cutting down long declarations into small compass”, A quotation from George Fletcher Moore, first Commissioner of the Civil Court in WA.

The River Journey, Supreme Court Civil WA, 2016, Percent for Art Scheme