Public Art Elevated.

Public Art & Placemaking for Developers, Councils and Communities.

Juddy Roller is an Australian public art and placemaking studio delivering permanent large-scale public artworks and festival and event-led placemaking programs that create measurable cultural, social, and economic impact.

Trusted by industry leaders
Black and white Formula 1 logo with stylized 'F1' text.
BatesSmart logo in black text on a white background.
Black and white logo of Dulux with the brand name in bold white letters on a black rectangular background.
The text 'Herald Sun' in bold black font on a white background.
Logo of Invest in black and white with a stylized icon.
Marvel Stadium logo in black and white.
Logo of Metro Tunnel with a stylized circular graphic and the words 'Metro Tunnel' in black text.
Porsche logo in black text on a white background.
The word 'Victoria' in stylized black text with a circular design in the letter 'O'
Hilton logo in black text inside a rectangular border on a white background.
Westin Hotels & Resorts logo in black text on a white background.
Tall beige apartment building with balconies, surrounded by trees and a parking lot, under a clear blue sky in an urban area.

We work with property developers, councils, and communities to transform underutilised buildings and or build new precincts into cultural landmarks that attract visitors, increase engagement, and strengthen place identity.

Turning Buildings Into Landmarks.

Why Juddy Roller?

— 15+ years of experience working with top-tier property developers and global brands
— 10 years of festival and event curation, production, and promotion
— 45 + Silo Artworks
— Millions in earned media: ABC, Herald Sun, The Age, Channel 9, Channel 10.

Selected Projects.

Juddy Roller delivers large-scale public art, permanent murals, precinct activations, and community art programs that shape identity, increase visitation, have measurable marketing outcomes, and create long-lasting cultural impact.

Indi Footscray

Client
Invseta - Oxford Property

Location
Footscray, Victoria

Spotswood Yards

Client
Blue Earth Development - Fusion PM

Location
Spotswood, Victoria

Colorful artwork featuring a woman's face and lips along with various abstract designs, displayed on a tall, freestanding panel in a modern interior space with a row of circular ceiling lights.

Kingpin Melbourne

Client
TEEG

Location
Melbourne CBD

NBL Headquarters

Location
Cremorne, Victoria

Client
LK Property

A person wearing a black cap, orange safety vest, and black pants is painting a brick wall with geometric patterns using a spray gun while standing on a scaffold. The wall features sections of orange, gray, and white with striped designs.

What We Specialise In.

We don’t just create the strategy. WE MANAGE THE FULL PROCESS.

From artist curation and DA approvals through to production, compliance, and long-term value.

Who We Work With.

— Property Developers and Architects
— LGA’s (Eco Dev teams, Arts and Culture, Planning)
— Cultural Institutions
— Brands and Major Events
— Community Organisations and NGO’s
A colorful mural of zigzag stripes in rainbow colors on the side of a building in an urban area, with trees and taller buildings surrounding it.

“Juddy Roller delivered over 20 landmark murals and generated a 300% uplift for local businesses.”

Cr Georgina OxleY

Mayor, City of Kingston

“Shaun Hossack (Founder) has provided immense value to the development of the arts throughout the State of Victoria.”

Jaclyn Symes MP


Treasurer
Minister for Regional Development

Founders of the Australian Silo Art Trail.

More than a collection of murals, the Silo Art Trail is a long-term cultural infrastructure model - one that has delivered enduring social, cultural, and economic impact to towns that are often overlooked.

Juddy Roller has now produced 45+ silo artworks across multiple states, attracting visitors from around the world and reshaping how regional communities engage with art, tourism, and place.

Ready to discuss your next public art project, property development or event? Let’s start the conversation now.