Murals
Murals
Rufous Street, Peregian
Contracted by the Noosa Council, This Bird created a ground mural which highlighted local native birds and flowers to enhance the community oriented greenspace. Located between the Digital Hub and the Community House, the transformed space includes a custom built website with extra educational information, process videos and photos, free activity downloads and links to local community groups.
Check it out here:
https://rufousstreetpublicart.com.au/
The Ginger Factory
Located in Yandina on the Sunshine Coast, The Ginger Factory is an iconic location, operating for over 40 years. This Bird created a vibrant mural to complement the vibrancy of the family oriented destination!
Pomona State School
Showcasing local wildlife and plantlife of the Noosa region, this school mural also included an educational booklet created in conjunction with local artist and environment guru, Madeleine Cleland. Featuring a flying fox, a jumping spider, birds and native bees, this mural involved the school students in daily class visits and question and learning time. This project was funded by the Regional Arts Development Fund, Noosa Council and QLD Government.
IGA Pomona
In July 2022, the wall of the IGA building in Pomona was given a bright update. The artwork was inspired by the community and each element represents different parts of Pomona as interpreted by This Bird. These include The Goddess Pomona; fruit doves and fruit representing the abundance of our area and the IGA's committment to local produce and products; passion flowers for the passion of the town; native QLD bees because they're essential to our local environment and food crops; and a hive pattern for the community spirit and the way Pomona works together.
This Bird - Shop Building
In September 2021, This Bird painted the end of the building where her retail shop is located. The mural features local birdlife and flowers from the area. This wall is located at 14-16 Reserve Street, Pomona.
Lanescape Festival
Located in Goondiwindi, the local boatramp public toilet block was given a makeover in May 2021 as part of the local street art Lanescape Festival. Located at the end of Marshall Street on the McIntyre River, the mural depicts local birdlife of the area.
