CLOUDZ
CLOUDZ
is an immersive culinary art experience where
Michelin-Star cuisine and Australian artistic expression converge.
Guests embark on a five-course dining journey with expertly paired wines while a live edible artwork unfolds before them,
culminating in an exclusive
Charity Art Auction and an elegant Afterglow
presented by
.

The Experience
6 pm
Guest Arrival
6pm-7pm
Prelude Art Exhibition
Official Welcome
Aperetivo
Amuse-Bouche
7pm-7.30pm
Course I
7.30pm-8.00pm
Course II
8.00pm-8.30pm
Course III
8.30pm-9.00pm
Course IV
9.00pm-9.30pm
Live Edible Art Performance - Course V
9.30pm-11.30pm
Charity Art Auction
Raffle Draw
Sundowner Cocktail
Afterglow
Our Partners
Venue Partner
Event Partner
Event Partner
Charity Partner
Venue Partner :
Häcker Kitchen is a leading German kitchen manufacturer known for high-quality design, precision engineering and contemporary kitchen solutions. In Brisbane, Häcker provides a premium showroom environment showcasing German craftsmanship, innovation and modern living.
Event Partner:
SilverChef is an Australian hospitality equipment finance company supporting cafés, restaurants and food businesses with flexible funding solutions. The company helps hospitality operators access the equipment they need to start, grow and adapt their businesses.
Event Partner:
Symphony Hill Wines is a Queensland winery based in the Granite Belt, producing premium cool-climate wines with a strong focus on craftsmanship, regional character and quality. The winery is known for combining traditional winemaking with a distinctive contemporary Australian approach.
Charity Partner :
GenerationKind Australia is a not-for-profit organisation creating free community events for children that turn values such as kindness, gratitude and community spirit into action. Our goal is to empower children to actively contribute to their community and experience the impact even small acts of kindness can have.

The Artist
Gordon Hookey
A leading contemporary artist and proud member of the
Waanyi people.
His bold, text-driven works draw from Aboriginal traditions
and popular culture exploring identity, language and community.
Exhibited internationally, including Documenta 14 (2017).






