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<div>A giant blue bird on a bare wall. Further touchup of the artwork has been made in July 2019 with a brighter, stronger background.</div>

Untitled

Uncle Kev

Joanne Cassady

<div>A large mural painted as part of the mural/mentor project to help youth and local Indigenous people feel a sense of connectedness and pride.</div>

Legacy

George Rose

Beastman

James P Simon

<div>This vibrant public artwork is a collaboration between four artists, celebrating Australian creative culture. Motifs throughout the work evoke symbolism from the Sydney train network. Geometric patterns derived from aerial shots of railway tracks are repeated, creating a sense of movement and unity throughout the works. The work pulses between hard geometric lines, to more abstract shapes and railway patterns, signifying change and adaptability. James P Simon incorporates indigenous designs, creating a vibrant visual dialogue with the entire installation, while celebrating New South Wales' proud Aboriginal heritage.<br>Commissioned through&nbsp;<strong>Perfect Match</strong>, matching artists with residents and community to collaboratively produce site specific street artworks.</div>

The Vanishing Point

<div>A large-scale mural commissioned by the Canterbury-Bankstown Council to work with three local schools. The face at the centre represents the people through connectedness, while the blue patterns represents the multiculturalism across the area and the concentric circles representing Telstra's widespread Wi-Fi range.</div>

<div>A herd of seahorses painted for the Walk the Walls Festival in Caringbah. It captures the beauty of these creatures amidst a vivid backdrop, with undersea plants between them.<br><br></div>

<div>A giant tribal bird painted at Ozanam Industries.</div>

Spencer Keeton Cunningham

<div>Large-scale artwork of a green koala being with several snakes coming from various jars. A fish can be seen at the bottom.</div>

Apeseven

<div>A simple red bird with an orange crest amidst a purple background, a royal amongst the birds painted during Cronulla's Walk the Walls Festival. Also featuring red-orange texture panels by Phibs.</div>

Funskull

<div>Commissioned for the St Vincent de Paul Society as part of Perfect Match 2014. A giant graffiti wall was included at the rear of the building for friends to contribute their styles and pieces.</div>

Justice, Respect and Dignity

<div>The Indian Deity Vishnu, with four arms and blue in colour holds a shell in one hand, a lotus flower in another.&nbsp; The word "Elara" is present on both containers at the Elara Community Hub.</div>

Elara

<div>Rad bird on a utility box with a yellow to red gradient on a blue background.</div>

<div>Happy snappy bird by the master of pattern, Phibs; painted on the side wall of the Friends of the Earth café in Smith St Collingwood.<br><br>It remains but has somewhat altered</div>

<div>The giant mural includes a bird and small fishes and is an electric explosion of colour, painted for the Liverpool Street Art Festival.</div>

<div>Based on the theme of flora and fauna native to the ACT region, the moths and frogs are examples of little critters that inhabit the Australian capital. This theme was voted by the public and painted at the skate park behind Canberra Centre.</div>

Bogong Moths and Corroboree Frogs

<div>This artwork depicts a serpent wrapped around a child and a bat, with graffiti typography. Painted alongside PUDL.</div>

<div>A small camouflaged fish commissioned for Coga Studio painted with a tribal texture, visible from the entrance of the Lewisham Pedestrian Subway.</div>

<div>A giant fish in a bubble, painted in a tribal style reminiscent to Phibs' familiar motif. Painted for the Walk the Walls Festival.</div>

<div>Artwork often deemed to be of Mother Nature painted on a pillar at Rotary Park. The rear also includes the tribal graffiti patterns of Phibs' signature style.</div>

<div>Numerous cicadas painted for the Cronulla Tunnel Gallery, the underpass near the train station. The western side features three cicadas in a triangular formation.</div>

Cronulla Tunnel Gallery

<div>Long dinosaur-themed wall painted along Buckley Lane featuring several dinosaurs, graffiti lettering and dinosaur eggs.</div>

Jurassic Hood

<div>This artwork was painted through the Perfect Match Public Art Program. It addresses the occurrence of coral bleaching in the Great Barrier Reef and around the world, citing a concern for taking responsibility for our oceans.</div>

Save Our Coral Reef

Peque

PUDL

Snarl

<div>Collaborative artwork of a skeleton wanderer in desolation. Fellow artist's initials and names can be seen graffited in the scenes.</div>

<div>Two birds represents everything from freedom to animals that spread seeds across the world. This encourages new growth and plants, combined with a heart and hand represent the power we have in the world around us. My work signifies the symbolic, engaging the urban with the organic.<br>Commissioned through&nbsp;<strong>Perfect Match</strong>, matching artists with residents and community to collaboratively produce site specific street artworks.</div>

Seed Bearers

<div>A bright triumphant bird with a large staff, arrow piercing its heart and exalted with energy. A wave of his signature style crawls along the wall of the commuter car park.</div>

<div>This artwork fully encompasses the facade of this wall, of various fish and aquatic life.</div>

<div>The initial art piece for the Walk the Walls Festival painted in the lead up.</div>

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