Hills Hoists has launched a new outdoor light installation at the junction of the Murray and Darling rivers, near the Perry Sandhills. The work is created by the same artist behind Uluru’s “Field of Light,” and it uses illuminated light elements intended to complement the landscape. Multiple outlets describe the installation as visually striking, with attention to the setting’s distinctive features, including the surrounding Perry Sandhills, which are described as about 40,000 years old. The coverage focuses on the installation’s appearance and placement rather than on operational details such as duration, ticketing, or funding. While each source frames the presentation similarly—highlighting the creator’s track record and the “mesmerising” effect in the landscape—the shared emphasis is that the new project extends the scale and design approach of previous immersive light works into a river and sand-dune environment. The reports collectively present the installation as a notable new attraction tied to Hills Hoists, combining light artistry with a heritage landscape at a major Australian inland waterway confluence.