Civic Carousel
The Civic Carousel commenced operation at the St Kilda Esplanade in Melbourne in 1915. It was designed and built by Herbert Thompson, designer of Australia’s first successful motor car. The outside of the carousel roof is adorned with paintings of horses, elephants and tigers, whilst inside are paintings of more contemplative scenes.

Civic Memory Quilt
The quilt-like image of this work references Canberra’s Aboriginal and European cultural and natural history. The design features the Molonglo River, the bogong moth, kangaroo grass and oral histories. It also includes reminiscences by Paul McDermott from the celebrated comedy troupe 'The Doug Anthony All Stars' who busked on the site in the late 1980s.

Commemoration
This work is dedicated to the volunteers and torch bearers who contributed to the 2000 Olympic and Paralympic games in Canberra.

Confucius
Confucius, a Chinese philosopher and teacher who lived in fifth century BC, has had a profound influence on Chinese culture and thought. This sculpture was carved in the birth place of Confucius, Qufu, Shandong Province, China. The sculpture was gifted to the people of Canberra by the Australian Confucius Research Society in association with the Canberra Chinese Community Preparatory Committee of the Statue of Confucius to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the signing of the Sister City Agreement between Canberra and Beijing.

Crossing
The Coranderrk Street bridge forms a gateway from the Canberra Institute of Technology to the city. Crossing, which is located on the bridge pillars, symbolises the flow of energy generated by traffic, both pedestrian and vehicular. This artwork is best viewed at night.

Crying Dinghy - a Spirit Recharge Vessel from the Cosmic Recharge Series 2018
A rescue boat for the human spirit, made for everyday people as a place for contemplation. A stone pillow near the bow and two giant gramophone horns channel the tears cried into the pillow to amplify them. While the vessel is built to navigate the sea of tears, once the flood of raw emotion has been released, the person themselves might feel their own inner buoyancy.

Culture Fragment
By weaving the elements of his work together, David explores individual threads that collectively produce a “social fabric”. As a community we are all connected, our sense of separateness is only a question of degree.

Cumulus Aeronauticus
This artwork suggests movement of planes, people and celestial navigation.

Dancers on a Lakefront
Dancers on a Lakefront draws inspiration from the native reeds and rushes that stretch along the perimeter of Lake Ginninderra.

Decollete
This work was initially designed for the entryway to the Tuggeranong Arts Centre. It resembles a ships bow and wave reflecting the riverside location and nautical references in the design of the Arts Centre. The work was intended to pull the building’s flat façade into the street's pedestrian space. Following changes to the Arts Centre's entryway the artwork was moved to Manning Clarke Offices, Tuggeranong in 2000.