I have been fortunate to have been working with some very inspirational staff and students at The Queensland Academy for Science, Mathematics and Technology. Students from the Toowong campus participated in design and practical workshops to help create the 16m long refectory mural. As the mural depicts all things science I relied on the expertise of the students to ensure content was correctly executed and learnt a lot along the way.
The Urban Art project continues with plenty of action in Grantham, Laidley and Kensington Grove or “Hatto” if your local. I want to extend my appreciation to all of the artists, community members, skaters and riders for welcoming Aerograffix and getting involved in this exciting project.
Weekends are keeping me busy with Lockyer Valley Regional Council. The Urban Art Project will reach each of the eight skateparks in the area. Council has erected small walls to create ownership and a youth friendly environment. Participation has been great and feedback from community groups very positive. Heres a sample from Helidon, Forest Hill and Gatton…plenty more to come!
Finalist in Redland Art Awards 2010.
Amongst the natural environment new forms emerge from the underground just as I have in my journey as an artist. It appears that the lettering form may have existed for some time or is it alien to this environment? Questions of co-existence are asked in this unlikely but compatible subject matter. Acrylic on canvas 80 X 40 cm.
A news article published on page 3 in the Bayside Bulletin 26th October 2010. Read the article and feel free to post a comment.
…And the saga continues but nobody wants to consult an artist or publish their opinions. I am a little confused as to graffiti and its listing under news/local/sport/surfing but there are more important issues like a computer to fix the graffiti problem! Read the page 12 article published on the 16/11/10 via link:
A few pics of a mural that has been keeping me busy titled “Night & Day” based upon a natural environment theme. Full photo set and details coming soon.
I had the opportunity to complete a fine art demonstration live infront of a 500+ audience at Cantebury College’s fundraising event Starry Starry Night in Neon. There was loads of entertainment and performances including plenty of neon glowing illuminated students, parents and corporate sponsors.
This week saw me busy in the role of artist in residence at Calvary Christian College’s Arts Fest Week. High school art students experienced aerosol art murals, demonstrations and workshops to complete individual and group pieces on canvas.
It’s been fantastic to have worked with Durack State School over many years. The recent construction works presented opportunity for new murals. The freshly built multi-purpose hall murals feature popular Durack sports facing the oval and welcoming Durack Dragons in the entrance area.
All artworks designed by Sauce & painted by Sauce & Skonz 2010.
