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Sami

Annette Green

Tom Third

Susan Respinger

<div>Painted at the Plata Bonita Mexican Jewellery and Homewares.</div>

Frida Kahlo

Graeme Miles Richards

<div>Painted&nbsp; by the very talented <strong>Graeme Miles Richards</strong>, it can be found in a little laneway off <strong>Whatley Crescent</strong> next to the <strong>Australian Post </strong>in the suburb of Bayswater.<br>Graeme was born in Nelson, New Zealand, but moved to Perth over 30 years ago and set up his business <strong>Art Fresco Design</strong>.<br><br></div>

Springtime in Bayswater

Melski McVee

<div>Painted at the rooftop entertainment area of Carousel Shopping Centre,&nbsp;in the suburb of Cannington, Perth.</div>

Red Parrots

Anya Brock

Flowers

EVOCA 1

<div>The mural shows a young postal worker on a bike delivering parcels alongside a black swan, which is Western Australia's official bird emblem.</div>

Boy on a red bike

<div>Painted at the Watertown Brand Outlet Centre, various sea creatures adorn the inside and outside of the centre.&nbsp;</div>

Sea Creatures

Vans The Omega

Beastman

<div>A collaboration by street artists <strong>Vans the Omega</strong> (from Sydney) and <strong>Beastmen </strong>(from Adelaide), this mega mural at 140 Wellington Street, on the side wall of The <strong>Globe</strong> heritage building was painted for Public 2014 Art in the City.<br><br></div><div>During the Christmas Lights trail 2021, this mural was illuminated with festive patterns and pops of colour.&nbsp;<br><br></div>

Globe Lane mural

Matt Adnate

<div>Painted on the facade of the 25 storey high Adnate Hotel in Perth, are 3 large scale portraits - the face of a Noongar man (Australian Aboriginal), an Indian woman and a Mediterranean woman, all created solely with spray paint.</div>

The Adnate Hotel

Hayley Welsh

<div>Painted for the "Paint Subi" project in 2017<br>"Change is always hard at the beginning, messy in the middle and beautiful at the end"</div>

Become what you dream to be

Imogen Palmer

<div>Painted by West Australian artist <strong>Imogen Palmer,</strong> in the triangular shaped <strong>Davis Lawlor Reserve</strong> in the riverside suburb of <strong>Attadale</strong>.<br>The local community was asked to help the artist paint the background of the mural in a paint-by-numbers style, and Imogen added the details of local fauna and flora.</div><div><br></div>

Fauna and Flora in Attadale

Bee Tan

<div>Commissioned by the Subiaco Church of Christ, the mural was inspired by Jesus’s parable of the seed. The finished mural features the silhouettes of Subiaco locals moving around an impressive Boab tree. The mural was finished with help from community volunteers and can be found in the Rowland Street Carpark.</div>

The parable of the tree

Joanna Brown

Wildflowers

Cale Hummerston

<div>This very, very long dachshund was painted for the <strong>"No more blank walls festival</strong>" in the northern Perth suburb of <strong>Mount Lawley</strong> in April 2022.&nbsp;</div><div>Painted on the ceiling of the entrance to a car parking garage in the little lane at the back of the <strong>Astor Theatre</strong>&nbsp;</div>

Silly sausage

Kerise Delcoure

<div>This very long mural covers 250 square metres (2690.98sqft) and depicts Australian birds and plants on a background of geometric shapes and bright colours.&nbsp;</div>

The Beast

<div>Red tailed black cockatoos, Australian native birds painted at the offices of Headspace</div>

Black Cockatoos

<div>Painted on two sides of the shopping centre building - on one wall the Australian natives "<a href="https://draft.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/1858901934141711052/2534100979941793957#">red tailed black cockatoos</a>" and on the other wall&nbsp; the "<a href="https://draft.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/1858901934141711052/2534100979941793957#">long necked turtles</a>", both are endangered species.</div>

Cockatoos and Turtles

Steve Tepper

<div>A very long mural, along the <strong>Manning Road </strong>On-ramp that joins the <strong>Kwinana Freeway</strong> to Perth's southern suburbs.</div>

I like birds

Hope & Kanbarni

<div>&nbsp;Painted by <strong>Hope &amp; Kanbarni </strong>for the <strong>"No more blank walls festival</strong>" in the northern Perth suburb of <strong>Mount Lawley</strong> in April 2022, in the little lane on the back of the <strong>Astor Theatre.</strong></div><div>Brendan known as <strong>Hope</strong>, is a 26 year old born in Darwin but based in Perth, and Kamsani Bin-Salleh, known as <strong>Kambarni</strong> is an Aboriginal illustrator, who reflects the natural world with his intricate designs. In 2018 he won the Western Australia Young Person of the Year award.&nbsp;</div>

The Hands

Brenton See

<div>In Perth's industrial area of Malaga, on the facade of Natural Area Consulting Management Services, the mural features a Western Quoll&nbsp;and a Western Spinebill, which were endemic to the area before the concrete jungle moved in. Behind the Quoll is a Banksia Grandis. a plant species common in Western Australia.</div>

Western Quoll and Western Spinebill

<div>Painted on 2 water tanks, on the side of the <strong>Belmont Forum</strong> shopping centre, showcasing local fauna and flora like the Patterned finches, butterflies and the grevillea (spider flower).</div>

Fauna and Flora in Belmont

<div>Portraits painted at the entrance to the garages of the Adnate Hotel in Perth.<br>The blond lady in the first mural is his wife Jessica, the second mural is Indigenous Maori elder, Lady Piiata Heenan, the third mural is First Nations American man, Tecumseh Jones, the fourth photo is of Emerging Indigenous elder, Jade Dolman. Inside the hotel is one of many works by Adnate, this one is of local Indigenous elder, Nathan McGuire.</div>

Adnate Hotel - portraits

Tyrown Waigana

<div>Various works by an Aboriginal artist from Perth on hoardings around the site where the Ellenbrook train station will be constructed.</div>

Monotonously Exciting Extravagantly Mundane

Okuda

<div>Covering two four-storey walls of an apartment building backing Forrest Square car park, this vibrant mural represents native Australian flora and fauna using a lot of geometric shapes.&nbsp; The koala, meant to represent Australia, holds a globe that represents Australia’s many diverse groups and cultures.</div>

Ode to Australia

Australian Silo Art Trail

Hense (USA)

Phlegm

<div>The Northam Silos have the honour of being the first silos ever to be painted in Australia and they were painted by two artists. A UK artist by the name of Phlegm and a US artist by the name of Alex Brewer, also known as Hense.</div><div><br></div><div>Phlegm’s inspiration for his artwork comes from Northam’s rich history in aviation. Northam is renowned for its ballooning and gliding activities.</div><div>US Artist Hense chose an abstract kaleidoscope of rich vibrant colours for his silos.</div><div>The silos were fully operational at the time and both men worked off cherry pickers with over 400 hours of painting time in total. They were completed in March , 2015<br>This artwork was produced by Phlegm and Hence as part of FORM’s PUBLIC Silo Trail in Western Australia.</div><div>For more information about FORM please visit https://www.form.net.au/</div><div><br></div>

Northam Silo Art

<div>Native flowers, on the corner of the&nbsp;<strong>BP service station</strong> on the corner of South street and Gilbertson road, in the suburb of<strong> Kardinya.</strong></div>

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