Nanyubak

Description

Titled ‘Nanyubak’, a Yorta Yorta word meaning ‘to dream the future’, the mural depicts the lines of connection that bind people to the land and to each other. Bunjil the Eagle and Waa the Crow feature prominently, while the teal thread of the local Scotchmans Creek runs throughout. Gum leaves feature in the work, welcoming people to the lands of the Traditional Owners, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung People.

The project marks a significant milestone for Monash Council as the first large-scale mural solely designed and installed by a First Nations artist in the municipality.

https://www.monash.vic.gov.au/About-Us/News/First-Nations-mural-Oakleigh

Hunter

Virusfreak79

Hi, my name is Neda. What started off as exploring the street art during lunch time, has over time turned into an obsession. ‘Going for a drive’ or ‘a bit of a walk’ would take me to parts of this beautiful country that I would otherwise never see. Street art hunting has become my fitness regime and the lens through which I explore the world. We are incredibly fortunate to have such a thriving street art scene and a group of dedicated hunters in this city. Let us show you around?

Location

Hunted on February 26, 2024

59 Atherton Rd, Oakleigh VIC 3166, Australia

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Hunted by Virusfreak79.
Pictures by @streetartmelbourneandbeyond.

Nanyubak by Tommy Day - Street Art Cities