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Public Art & Placemaking

Transforming spaces into cultural destinations

We believe public art is more than decoration—it’s a catalyst for change. Our curated murals and large-scale artworks transform walls, precincts, and landmarks into cultural destinations that inspire communities, attract visitors, and elevate brand and property value.

With over 15 years of experience and 500+ artworks delivered across Australia and internationally, we bring curatorial excellence, technical expertise, and strategic vision to every project.

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We bring your vision to life

  • Curatorial and Creative Direction
    We collaborate with world-class and emerging artists, carefully matching each wall, story, and community with the right creative voice. Every project is site-specific and designed to resonate locally while standing out globally.

  • Turnkey Production
     From permits, compliance, and traffic management to artist briefs, onsite project management, and protective coatings—we manage the entire production process end-to-end. Our team ensures safety, efficiency, and premium quality finishes at every stage.

  • Community Engagement
    We know that the most successful projects are those embraced by their communities. We design participatory workshops, school programs, and local collaborations that foster ownership and pride.

  • Strategic Placemaking
    Beyond the artwork itself, we help clients position projects within broader tourism, cultural, and development strategies—delivering measurable outcomes in visitation, economic uplift, and place identity.

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Why work with us?

  • Proven Track Record: Founders of the Silo Art Trail (the world’s first), producers of Wall to Wall Festival, Australia’s longest-running street art festival.

  • Trusted by Leaders: We’ve worked with Creative Victoria, Porsche, Hilton, Tennis Australia, major developers, and councils across the country.

  • End-to-End Expertise: From creative concept development through to tailored media campaigns and content creation, we deliver projects that are as impactful in the press as they are on the street.

  • Global Network & Local Approach: Our artist network spans continents, yet our approach always honours local culture, stories, and voices.

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People We Connect With

  • Developers & Architects: Integrating public art into precincts, new builds, and landmark projects.

  • Local Councils & Government: Driving tourism, economic development, and cultural revitalisation.

  • Brands & Institutions: Brand activations and installations with authentic, widespread cultural appeal

  • Communities & Cultural Groups: Telling stories that reflect your identity and inspire people

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See our latest projects

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Ready to start your journey?

Contact us, we are always up for a new challenge!

A mural of a young man with short hair and a serious expression, leaning on his hands with elbows on a bench. The mural is painted on a brick wall with a background of pink and purple hues, including a streetlight and a tree's silhouette. A person wearing a cap, gray shirt, and patterned pants is walking past the mural on the sidewalk.