A live painted mural of the Little Lorikeet by Christina Huynh for Heritage Day and Celebrate North Parramatta at the Women’s Factory and Western Sydney Start Up Hub for Property and Development NSW.
In Australia's largest and longest-running Street Art Festival, Wonderwalls returned to Port Kembla in November 2022. Featuring 14 of Australia's leading mural artists, the festival took the port town and transformed it into a permanent 24/7 outdoor exhibition. Video edit by Max Pasalic from Verb Syndicate.
BTS ‘Magic Dragon’ for Macquarie Centre’s 2024 Lunar New Year. Footage by Capture Creative, Music: Dos Uvas by Pale Jay - The Celestial Suite
Cultural vibrancy in Nelson, BC continues to flourish under the festival’s engagement of street artists, muralists, creators, and art enthusiasts joining the festival from the local, national, and international art scene. Here is a recap video of the fourth Nelson International Mural Festival by The Nelson and District Arts Council in August 2022.
‘Imagine… the Wonder of Picture books’ curated by Sarah Morley, features works, stories and characters from much-loved Australian picture books that come to life in this celebration of children’s literature. To view more information on the exhibition, including illustrator audio guides and The Imagine Exhibition microsite, visit here.
'The Night Symphony' A mural collaboration by Sophi Odling and Christina Huynh for Liverpool City Council - Video edit by Feras Shaheen.
The Last Lion is a collaborative mural by Christina Huynh and Sophi Odling, commissioned by Burwood Council in partnership with Burwood Chinatown. Timelapse video compilation by Mike Belkin.
Residing underneath the new M8 pedestrian underpass in Kingsgrove, Fantastic Worlds by Christina Huynh is one of 18 commissioned artworks for WestConnex’s Canal to Creek Public Art Program. To view all works, please visit the Canal to Creek virtual portal. Video edit by Randall Evans at Envision Videos.
Commissioned by Banna Property Group, the River Market mural is a collaboration between Christina Huynh and Scott Nagy. It is a figurative piece inspired by Hoi An Ancient Town and the Mekong Delta in Vietnam. Video edit by Adam Scarf.