Murals & Public Art
Site-specific murals created with and for community. Grounded in local landscapes, colour and collaborative storytelling, these works bring identity, joy and meaning to public spaces.
Murals That Transform Schools & Community Spaces
I create site-specific murals for councils, schools and community organisations across Sydney and the Illawarra. My work blends colour, storytelling and collaborative engagement to bring identity, warmth and belonging to shared spaces. Through hands-on workshops with students, young people and local communities, every mural becomes a meaningful reflection of the people who use it.
Helensburgh Healthy Hub Mural
This mural was developed as a site-specific response to the Helensburgh Health Hub’s request for an artwork that reflected the character of the surrounding bushland. Drawing inspiration from the sandstone escarpment, native foliage and the layered contours of Dharawal Country, the design blends natural rhythms with contemporary colour and form.
Positioned at the entry to the newly refurbished gym bathrooms, the mural sets the tone for the space — uplifting, energising and connected to place. The curved wall allowed the artwork to wrap around the viewer, guiding them into the facility and creating a sense of movement that mirrors both the natural landscape and the active environment of the gym.
The final work complements the Hub’s renewal project by offering a visually engaging feature, celebrating Helensburgh’s unique environment while transforming the bathroom entry into a warm, inviting and distinctly local experience.
Engadine High School HPGE Mural Project
This collaborative mural was created with students from Engadine High School’s High Potential Gifted Education Art Program, designed to support creative extension, self-expression and visual storytelling. Over a series of immersive workshops, students explored the theme of internal vs external worlds, using symbolism, metaphor and personal reflection to translate their ideas into a shared large-scale artwork. Incorporating both hands-on painting and digital prototyping through virtual reality, the project gave students an opportunity to experiment, refine and bring their concepts to life with confidence. The final mural stands as a vibrant tapestry of student perspectives — a celebration of creative thinking, layered meaning and the unique artistic voices of the Engadine High community.