The Team
The Fundere team is vital to the high quality of work that Fundere Foundry is able to deliver. With a broad range of skills and training the talented people that are Fundere ensure that your project will be produced to the highest standard.
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Cameron McIndoe - Founder
As a young adult Cameron came across Andrei Tarkovsky’s historical epic drama Andrei Rublev. In the film a young boy is challenged to oversee the mammoth task of casting an enormous bell. A spell was cast.
Cameron moved to London to learn the ceramic shell bronze casting technique. He returned to Australia in 1995 to launch Fundere Foundry. Twenty-seven years on he has overseen the fabrication of many large-scale sculptures including works by John Kelly, Louis Laumen, Stelarc and Dagmar Cyrulla.
Alongside Jason, Cameron is the co-director of the art fabrication company SculptureCo.
Photo Credit: Sense 6
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Jason Waterhouse - Sculpture Technician
Sculptor, Jason Waterhouse has a wealth of experience in sculpture fabrication and public art projects. He has work in numerous private and public art collections including clients such as VicRoads, Level Crossing Removal Authority, Brimbank City Council, Hepburn Shire and Ballarat City Council.
Alongside Cameron, Jason is the co-director of the art fabrication company SculptureCo. and is the co-director of Stockroom Kyneton.
Photo Credit: Sense 6
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Joelle Mayberry - Wax Technician
As an artist, sculptor and keen gardener Joelle brings to wax world attention to detail and a broad range of skills. She is also the green thumb to who we can credit the magnificence of the foundry gardens.