meet the team

“I feel incredibly fortunate to spend my days helping to share the stories, values, and identities of people, places, and communities through heritage interpretation and public art. Working alongside inspiring communities, artists, heritage specialists, and knowledge holders is both a privilege and a constant source of learning, creativity, and connection. ”
— Sabrina Roesner, Principal, Team Leader, Heritage Interpretation & Public Art

Sabrina Roesner

PRINCIPAL, TEAM LEADER HERITAGE INTERPRETATION & PUBLIC ART

Portrait of a smiling woman with short brown hair and light-colored eyes, wearing a white collared shirt and dangling earrings, against a gray background.

Sabrina is a Principal and Team Leader of the Heritage Interpretation & Public Art Team, focusing on the preparation of Heritage Interpretation and Public Art strategies and plans, as well as the development of unique and tailored interpretive concepts, designs and solutions for places and objects of heritage significance. 

Sabrina liaises with heritage specialists, Aboriginal and community stakeholders, artists, local and state government agencies, and corporate clients on a variety of projects to enhance the public’s understanding and appreciation for heritage sites and to enable them to creatively explore the stories of heritage places through a range of engaging digital and physical media. 

  • Academic background in Cultural Leadership and Arts Management:

    Bachelor of Arts from the University of Hamburg, Germany

    Masters of Cultural Heritage Management from Deakin University

  • Her career highlights include working on both intimate, community-focused projects and large-scale interpretation and public art initiatives. She has contributes to one of New South Wales' most significant new developments – Bradfield City, leading the development of heritage interpretation strategies for both Bradfield City and Central Park, and undertaking consultation with Traditional Custodians and the broader community to identify and share the stories, values, and interpretive approaches that shape these places. 

    Development of numerous public art projects in collaboration with First Nations artists from across Sydney and New South Wales.

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Sabrina’s artefact

Close-up of a vintage coin with an engraved profile of a person and the text 'D G REG FD' around the edge, a small metallic object with a blue ball attached above the coin.

“My artefact is a roman coin pendant, given to me by my father when I first left home to live in Spain at the age of 17. It was meant to protect me and bring me good luck, and I have treasured it ever since.”