Murals

Close-up portrait of a woman with braided hair and reflective sunglasses on a red background

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    Artist

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    Commission

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    Street Art

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    Spray Paint

Making the world a more colourful place. Personal art, painted on walls, with nothing to sell.

I grew up watching pieces flick past on the train line. seeing Colour turning up where you didn't expect it, put there by someone who wasn't asked to. That excited me early and never really left. I got hold of some cans, taught myself as I went, and I've been chasing the same feeling ever since. Below you'll find some examples of my latest style - I call it "Spectralism"

iPad displaying a magazine-style cover featuring a woman in sunglasses on a dark textured surface
iPad displaying a magazine-style cover featuring a woman in sunglasses on a dark textured surface

Painting is the one place I get to say something with no one else's voice in it. Just an idea I want to see exist and a wall big enough to hold it. It's slow, it's physical, it's all done by hand, and it never quite lands the way I pictured it. That gap is what keeps me coming back.

Full-body portrait of a woman standing against a red background
Full-body portrait of a woman standing against a red background
Portrait of a woman wearing sunglasses and hoop earrings against a red background
Portrait of a woman wearing sunglasses and hoop earrings against a red background
Bus stop advertisement display featuring a fashion poster in an urban street setting
Bus stop advertisement display featuring a fashion poster in an urban street setting

Over a decade of murals around in Sydney and beyond. My favourite part is what happens once I've packed up: the good ones stop being mine and become a bit of the street. A landmark, a meeting spot, the thing people use when they're giving directions. Making somewhere brighter than it was that morning is reason enough.