Mural Installations
Murals bring more life and creativity to everyday structures, improving the vibrance of urban developments. Activating spaces with art allows for art to be respected and enjoyed by all. Creating agricultural inspired murals, allow others to enjoy our Australian agricultural within towns.
Mural Installations with Griffith Univeristy QCAD LiveArt
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Crossing to Capricorn by Alun-Leach Jones (2024)
Crossing to Capricorn is a mural created by Alun-leach Jones in 1978. This mural was first installed at the Nathan Griffith University campus. It was then taken away in 2017 due to wear and tear of the material. I alongside the QCAD LiveArt Class in August 2024, recreated this mural on the Nathan Campus on the exterior of N06.
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Woodcrest State College (2024)
This mural was a collaboration with high school students at Woodcrest State College and QCAD LiveArt students. This mural brings vibrancy, colour and shape to the senior toilet block. It creates connection between the icons used in the current generation and professional ways to display work on large scale installations.
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Mitchelton State high School (2025)
This Mural was created alongside Visual art students at Mitchelton State High School and QCAD LiveArt students. The mural brings more enthusiasm and bright colours to a previously very dual space. This mural was a brick medium, other three different walls.
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My Services
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Discussing your space and brief for the design. This includes your plans and intent, budget and timeline.
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Digital Mockup of the design on the site. Allowing you to visually see the design on the space prior to installation.
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Installation of the mural on the space. Mural is installed be me and possible subcontractors depending on the scale of the project.
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School Murals include workshopping a design with students within the school. They agree with the design alongside school officials. Then the mural is installed with the help of the students. This is a collaborative process, allowing the students to gain experience and memories within their school.