The work
A decade of public art, placemaking, festivals and activations — delivered for councils, precincts, brands and communities, and through our own ventures.
Meeting of Styles Brisbane
The Australian edition of Meeting of Styles — the world’s longest-running international graffiti art event — staged in Brisbane in 2025.
Brisbane Airport Murals
A commissioned mural program turning the gateway to Brisbane into a first and last impression made by the city’s own artists.
Queensland Museum Rail Workshops Mural
A major commissioned mural at The Workshops Rail Museum in North Ipswich, bridging one of Queensland’s oldest industrial sites and its public present.
Maritime Green Park Public Art
Public art anchoring a new green space in the Northshore Hamilton priority development area — art as a placemaking tool for an emerging precinct.
Toombul Public Art Program
A public-art program activating the Toombul retail precinct with large-scale murals — showing how culture can transform commercial space and draw new audiences.
QMRW Street Art Jam
A live street-art jam activating The Workshops Rail Museum as a free, family-friendly public event — the public watching the work come up in real time.
Now Is Nigh
A self-initiated installation and activation — proof the operator can originate work on its own terms, not only deliver for others.
BMW Art Cars
A moving-canvas partnership that put Brisbane street artists onto BMW vehicles as one-off, roving public artworks.
Felons Barrel Painting Program
An ongoing artist series turning brewery barrels into a rotating gallery at Howard Smith Wharves — real artist credibility in a high-traffic riverside precinct.
South Bank Activation
Public-art commissions within the South Bank precinct — adding permanent works to one of Brisbane’s most-visited cultural destinations, beside the Queensland Cultural Centre.
QUT Public Art Program
A mural program across QUT’s Brisbane campuses — turning university infrastructure into bold contemporary public art for students, staff and the city.
The Qube Effect
A five-year artist-development program with Brisbane City Council that turned the city’s electrical utility boxes into a canvas — and a paid first commission — for emerging street artists.
Ipswich Public Art Program
A city-wide mural program that turned Ipswich’s walls into a public gallery — run as a sub-program of Brisbane Street Art Festival, with workshops, artist panels and a street party built around it.
Artists Fintan Magee, Gus Eagleton, Rachael Sarra +4