Black Box is a temporary sound pavilion that shares First Peoples stories. The purpose of the public art project is to connect visitors to concepts of Indigeneity through sound and form via a series of commissioned sound pieces comprising music, poetry and language.

The intent of Blak Box was to travel throughout many Countries on this continent. Reminding visitors of the country they stand on by exposing the natural ground below them and offering a direct physical connection.

Constructed primarily of aluminium and polycarbonate, the pavilion is designed to be easily constructed and deconstructed by a small team. A single opening provides access to the pavilion. Inside, an asymmetrical round or "drum" is contained within the square structure, providing a place in which to experience sound.