Artwork gallery (2017-2022)

Discover the Perfect Match street artworks across the Inner West.

Previous Perfect March Artworks

Discover the Perfect Match street artworks across the Inner West.

Mural depicting a horse grazing on grass beside a wooden cart filled with fruit, painted across the side of a white building.

NewOld (2022) by Sid Tapia, 27 Albion St, Annandale. Perfect Match. 
Mural depicting the stylised portrait of a guerilla-like figure, wearing a vibrantly coloured purple bucket hat and patterned shirt, heart-shaped sunglasses, with a kookaburra perched on his shoulder. The mural has a bright pink radiating background.

Jonno Kong of Johnson Park (2022) by Mulga, Johnson Park, Dulwich Hill. Perfect Match.

Symmetrical botanically patterned mural composed of vibrantly coloured rosella birds surrounded by plants, leafy vines, berries and flowers set against a black background

Rosella Corner Shop (2022) by Hugues Sineux, 17 Morton Ave, Lewisham. Perfect Match. 
Mural featuring three female rugby players in action, while a male player kicks a football to the right of the composition. The mural also features a vintage 1958 black and white team photograph in the upper left corner and text integrated into the composition across the building facade.

Friends for Life: The Leichhardt Wanderers (2022) by Kelly Wallwork, Blackmore Oval, Leichhardt. Perfect Match. 

Mural wrapping around a corner building featuring a playful design of caterpillars and worms eating fruit, accompanied by a possum and geometric plant motifs in a variety of tones of pink, orange, yellow, red and blue.

First Impressions (2022) by Kim Siew & Nico Nicoson, Stanmore Kindy, 1 Lincoln St, Stanmore. Perfect Match. 
Mural featuring stylised horse silhouettes layered with abstract plants and shapes in tones of green, orange, red, pink and cream

Damun Equine (2022) by George Rose, 130 Denison St, Camperdown. Perfect Match. 

Mural depicting several birds mid-flight in profile. The birds are rendered in geometric shapes and angular forms with bright colour accents including black, yellow, red, blue and white, set against a black wall.

Birds of Lewisham (2022) by Eggpicnic, 71 Wardell Rd, Lewisham. Perfect Match. 
Mural featuring a series of cartoon-like figures, including a purple bird figure wearing a hat and blazer, a red waratah flower, and an abstract eye figure in blue, each outlined in strong black lines and set against a white wall.

Characters of Newtown (2022) by Digby Webster and Neil Tomkins, 77 Lennox St, Newtown. Perfect Match. 

Colourful mural, with cartoon like illustrations of people, animals, trees and plants, and abstract patterns wrapped around a curved exterior wall

Path to Studio ARTES (2022) by Studio ARTES in collaboration with Jeff McCann, 45 Unwins Bridge Rd, Sydenham. Perfect Match. 

 

Piano painted with soft layered organic shapes resembling flowers and foliage, painted in muted tones of pink, orange, green, red and blue

Little Moments of Bliss (2021) by Nastia Gladushchenko, Marrickville Metro, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 

 
Large-scale mural next to an escalator decorated with the abstract geometric form of a water bird, sat against a background composition consisting of sweeping lines, splashes of paint, and organic forms in cool tones of blue, purple, white and black

Local Larrikins (2021) by George Rose, Marrickville Metro, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 

Brick building wall covered with a mural of large stylised leaves, flowers and botanical forms in tones of yellow, navy, cream, orange, green and grey

The Embrace (2021) by Nastia Gladushchenko, 7 Booth St, Balmain. Perfect Match. 
Colourful indoor murals depicting stylised gardens with fruit trees, birds, flowers, and insects, set against a sink countertop space and a small seating alcove set within green panelled walls

Our Garden (2021) by Nico Nicoson, Marrickville Metro, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 

Rectangular boxes decorated with bright geometric and patterned designs in orange, green, blue, purple, and black placed in an indoor shopping centre walkway

Metro Patchwork (2021) by Jeff Mccann, Marrickville Metro, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 
Artist completes a vibrantly coloured floor mural consisting of layered abstract designs including curved shapes, dots and organic lines rendered in a variety of bright colours including yellow, pink, orange, green, blue and red

Dream a Little Dream (2021) by Amy Kim, Marrickville Metro, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 

Mural depicting a grey building facade being unzipped, revealing a bright inner surreal world of colourful objects including spools of thread, paint brushes and pencils, a camera and other artistic objects.

Unzipping Little Majestic (2021) by Camilla Lawson, 45 Sydney St, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 
Mural wall featuring colourful fishes and a green frog, set against a vibrant background made up of marine inspired imagery and bright patterns, dots, and blocks of colour

Under the Sea (2021) by Birdhat (Neil Tomkins) and Digby Webster, 24 Kays Ave, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 

Free standing directional sign with a decorative centre featuring a geometric design of radiating angular shapes in a variety of tones including red, pink, green and grey. Sign reads "Smidmore St. Marrickville Metro" in white text.

To and Fro (2021) by Karri McPherson, Marrickville Metro, Marrickville.
Mural depicting a vintage car in greyscale, surrounded by retro-style automotive imagery, logos and bold typography in red, black, and cream tones filling the background of the composition.

 The Spirit of St Peters (2021) by Alex Lehours, 81–85 Crown St, St Peters. Supported by WestConnex | Transurban as part of the Canal to Creek Public Art Program. 

Mural displaying three realistic portraits painted on a white building wall. The figures are rendered in expressive brushstrokes and are set against a variety of coloured backgrounds, with text reading “Seventies Superstars Willing, Hansford, Blake" placed at the bottom of the portrait at the centre.

 The Golden Age (2021) by Brad Robson, Procycles, 140 Princes Hwy, St Peters. Supported by WestConnex | Transurban as part of the Canal to Creek Public Art Program. 
Roller door mural depicting a stylised tennis player, racket in hand, lunging to hit a tennis ball. Rendered using simplified shapes and contrasting colours of teal, pink and cream.

Tennis (2021) by Rebecca Lourey, 12/3 Hutchinson St, Annandale. Perfect Match. 

Roller door mural which depicts a figure strolling with a dog, holding a book, rendered using simplified shapes and contrasting colours of green, pink, teal and yellow.

Strollin’ (2021) by Kim Siew, 12/3 Hutchinson St, Annandale. Perfect Match. 
Mural painted on a water tank with a bright green background and greyscale figures in motion playing cricket in the foreground of the composition.

Shared Ground (2021) by Kelly Wallwork, Petersham Park, Petersham. Perfect Match. 
 

Mural depicting two stylised figures in motion around a soccer ball, set against a tricoloured background of shades of green and blue with a white starburst pattern behind them trailing the ball

Goal! (2021) by Lotte Alexis Smith, 12/3 Hutchinson St, Annandale. Perfect Match. 
Indoor atrium containing two rustic wooden square seats and a circular table made from blocks of wood, set on a floor decorated with colourful abstract shapes and patterns.

Recycled Lemon Scented Gum (2021) by Richard Parsons, Marrickville Metro, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 

 

A long indoor corridor features two contrasting murals, with layered expressive graffiti-style artwork in red, black, orange, and blue on one side and clean geometric triangular patterns in soft pastel tones on the other

Rebellious Conversations (2021) by Phibbs and Skulk, Marrickville Metro, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 
A long street mural shows realistic painted hands gripping a red rope from both sides, set against a grey background with a blue circular motif at its centre

 Give and Take (2021) by Reubszz, At Ruben’s, 137 Victoria Rd, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 

  

Fine line illustration of architectural details, people and suburban and household objects, in black ink, set against a white background with an abstract patch of light blue and an abstract patch of dark red.

 Community Conversations (2020) by Richard Briggs, Marrickville Metro, Smidmore St, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 
Building facade lined with vertical evenly spaced coloured slats in shades of yellow, orange, white and green,

The Palisade (2020) by Liz Shreeve, Marrickville Metro, Edinburgh Rd, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 

Mural depicting a kingfisher, with white, blue and brown plumage, perched on a branch, set against a pastel pink background with abstract shapes

Kingfisher at Wave Rock (2020) by Thomas Jackson, Marrickville Golf Club, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 
Mural of a small silver eye bird, with yellow, black, and white plumage, perched on a leafy branch with white flowers, set against a large white circular backdrop

Silvereye (2020) by Thomas Jackson, 12 Cove St, Birchgrove. Perfect Match. 

Mural depicting stylised wave motifs, fish, and abstract shapes in bright tones of blue, red and green along the wall of a riverside building

Rivers Flow (2020) by Zachary Bennett-Brook and Kim Siew, River Canoe Club, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 
Mural featuring multiple painted panels depicting groups of women, symbolic figures and portraits painted in expressive brushstrokes and bright colours across a corner building facade

Women’s Empowerment (2020) by Wendy Sharpe, 185 Church St, Camperdown. Perfect Match. 

A wide mural stretches across a corrugated metal upper panel at the top of a brick building, displaying the phrase “YOU’RE HERE” in large white letters against a black and white patterned background

You’re Here, I’m Here Too (2020) by Georgia Hill, Marrickville Metro, Smidmore St, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 
 

 

 
  

Mural featuring a close-up smiling portrait of an individual with layered pastel colour blocks across the face, painted on a blue wall

Women’s Honour (2019) by Brad Robson, IGA Wall, 259 King St, Newtown. Perfect Match. 
Mural depicting a oversized magpie in profile, holding a winding bridge within its beak, set against a misty stylised landscape and orange and purple gradient sky

The Wetlands (2019) by Krimsone, 1 Grove St, St Peters. Perfect Match. 

Mural wrapping around a building corner with stylised orange orangutan figures with sunglasses playing instruments and raising their arms, surrounded by dense green foliage

The Story of Jungle Jams with the Orangutan Boys (2019) by Mulga, Taste Organic, 164 Enmore Rd, Enmore. Perfect Match. 
Mural painted on a corrugated roller door with cartoon monsters and alien figures depicted in bright tones of pink, yellow, purple and blue with bold black outlines

The Mothership (2019) by Daisy Knight, Mothership Studios, 18–24 Sydney St, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 

Mural with stylised display of houses, vases and plant forms in soft pastel shades of pink, green, and beige arranged in a layered composition across a building wall

The Makers (2019) by Nico Nicoson, 34 Bishopgate St, Camperdown. Perfect Match. 
Mural depicting an oversized crouching figure in formal trousers and shoes, using chalk to draw numbered hopscotch squares across a dark brick wall.

The Joy Set Beforehand (2019) by Sid Tapia, 13 Macauley St, Leichhardt. Perfect Match. 

Mural depicts a realistic side-profile portrait of a female figure seated and wearing a pale blue shirt, set against a white background decorated with sketch-like fine lines.

The Island (2019) by Fintan Magee, 251 Addison Rd, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 
Mural depicting a stylised rainbow lorikeet, surrounded by a densely patterned background of plant forms in bright reds, yellows, greens, pinks and blues, outlined in white and black lines

Singing and Laughing All Day Long (2019) by Haley Mischief Lord, 62–64 Styles St, Leichhardt. Perfect Match. 

Mural covered in abstract colour blocks and patterns of pastel geometric shapes in teal, pink, yellow, grey and white, running along a wall facing a fenced tennis court

Recreation Gestures (2019) by Simon Degroot, Camperdown Commons, 31A Mallett St, Camperdown. Perfect Match.
Grayscale mural depicting a detailed portrait of a woman’s face looking sideways, layered over a landscape filled with trees overlaid by abstract shapes

On the Way to Where I Was Going (2019) by Sharon Billinge, 111 Australia St, Camperdown. Perfect Match. 

Mural depicting a whimsical scene of house-like figures and transport elements with legs walking along roads, rendered in soft pastel colours set against a white background

On the Move Together (2019) by James Hancock, 123 Corunna Rd, Stanmore. Perfect Match.
Mural depicting a bird with black, white and yellow plumage perched on a branch with white flowers, set against a grey wall with a circular backdrop and red decorative lines

New Holland Honeyeater (2019) by Thomas Jackson, Emanuel Tsardoulias Community Library, Dulwich Hill. Perfect Match. 

Large scale mural depicting four smiling figures gathered closely around a glowing orange lantern, their faces lit up by the warm light against a dark background on the building facade

Moon Festival (2019) by Sharon Billinge, Fox’s Lane, Ashfield. Perfect Match. 
Mural of a black cockatoo, with dark blue and black plumage, perched on a green leafy branch and eating from the tree. The mural has a black background with yellow musical notes running across the composition.

Love in Our Hearts with a Black Cockatoo (2019) by Rebecca Lourey, 123 Australia St, Camperdown. Perfect Match. 

Mural of a black cockatoo, with dark blue and black plumage, perched on a green leafy branch and eating from the tree. The mural has a black background with yellow musical notes running across the composition.

Love in Our Hearts with a Black Cockatoo (2019) by Rebecca Lourey, 123 Australia St, Camperdown. Perfect Match. 
Mural depicting a lively group of stylised figures dancing and playing instruments, dressed in formal attire, interacting in a festive scene beneath colourful hanging lanterns

Le Bal (2019) by Hugues Sineux, 103 Railway Pde, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 

Mural with a densely packed composition of cartoon-like monster figures in vibrant shades of green, purple, pink, and blue, outlined in thick lines of black and yellow

Greetings from the Monster Friends! (2019) by Daisy Knight, 27–29 Bedford St, Newtown. Perfect Match. 
Mural of a bright red rooster and a cockatoo in flight set against a light blue background filled with white clouds painted across the upper facade of a building

Galo and the Cockatoo (2019) by Rodney Monk, 112 New Canterbury Rd, Petersham. Perfect Match. 

Mural depicting bees and birds in flight around tall orange birds of paradise flowers with green stems, set against a white background

Eve’s Garden (2019) by CAMO, Eve Sharpe Reserve, Liberty St, Stanmore. Perfect Match. 
Vibrantly coloured mural depicting large orange rabbits surrounded by stylised orange flowers and leaves, set before a bright purple background

Croydon, Past, Present and Future (2019) by George Rose, 95 Edwin St, Croydon. Perfect Match. 

Mural of a historical harbour scene with sailing ships, an industrial tower, and buildings surrounding the shore. A small child watches a magpie overlooking the waterfront scene.

Cockatoo Island Memories (2019) by Kelly Wallwork, 36 Cove St, Birchgrove. Perfect Match.
Mural painted on a corrugated roller door featuring three kookaburras perched within a red-outlined triangular 'Give Way' road sign frame, while another kookaburra is sat next in profile next to the sign

City Feathers (2019) by Karen Farmer, 80–82 Chapel St, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 

Mural depicting a close-up portrait of the face of a woman, with eyes open wide and mouth agape in surprise, overlayed by blocks of colour in pink and teal

Behind the Pink Curtain (2019) by Brad Robson, 7 Farr St, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 
Mural of a stylised female figure with blue hair leaning across a building facade. The composition is split into two halves vertically, with the top half featuring a dark blue background while the lower half is composed of an underwater scene painted in vibrant tones of orange and yellow.

A Rising Tide (2019) by Ox King and Phibs (Tim de Haan), 407–409 King St, Newtown. Perfect Match. 

Mural of a lush rainforest scene with overlapping tropical plants and foliage in shades of green as rays of sunlight peak through the foliage

Tribute to Gumbramorra Swamp (2017) by Daniel Wenn, Batch Brewing Company, 44 Sydenham Rd, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 
Collage-style mural with densely packed overlapping text and imagery including greyscale portraits of individuals and a winged victory statue, images of fauna and vegetation, and urban architectural motifs

The Vicars Celebrating Marrickville (2017) by Alex Lehours, Marrickville Metro, Victoria Rd, Marrickville. Perfect Match.

Mural featuring geometric patterns, bold angular motifs and illustrated forms of Australian native plants, lizards and reptiles in shades of bright pink, red, purple and blue covering the surrounding walls of a stairwell

The Vanishing Point (2017) by Phibs (Tim de Haan), George Rose, Beastman and James P Simon, Petersham Train Tunnel, Audley St and Trafalgar St, Petersham. Perfect Match. 
Mural of a stylised female face with flowing dark blue hair turned in profile gazing upward, surrounded by repeating circular blue patterns and pastel leaves floating in the wind

 The Trail We Leave (2017) by Kim Siew, 1 Dudley St, Marrickville. Perfect Match. No longer visible. 

Mural featuring a large close-up portrait of a grayscale statue face overlooking a winged statue figure, with a background layered with abstract geometric decorative patterns and comic figures

The Devine Within (2017) by Alex Lehours, 2 Lennox St, Newtown. Perfect Match. 
Mural of an oversized green bicycle with black wheels in profile, with the ankles and business shoes a suited rider and the bottom of an acoustic guitar partially in view

 The Commute (2017) by Sid Tapia, 8 Surrey St, Stanmore. Perfect Match. 

Vibrantly coloured mural featuring layered geometric shapes, abstract human and animal figures, and organic patterns in colours of blue, red, orange, yellow and pink across a multistorey building facade

Perfect Match – Sydney Park Hotel (2017) by Studio Dennis, Sydney Park Hotel, 631 King St, Newtown. Perfect Match. 
Mural featuring a pattern made of layered organic shapes, circles and plant-like forms in muted warm earth tones and blues along a low wall

Reflections (2017) by Nico Nicoson, 55 White St, Lilyfield. Perfect Match. 

Mural of a stylised figure set within a circular frame filled with plants and branching forms, set against a background of geometric triangular patterns in soft pastel colours

Nature Always Wins (2017) by Kyle Hughes-Odgers, 38 Lennox St, Newtown. Perfect Match. 
Greyscale mural showing a portrait of a child leaning forward and peering toward the street, set before a background with dark tree silhouettes and shadow like abstract geometric forms

Mary (2017) by Sharon Billinge, 30 Margaret St, Newtown. Perfect Match.

High contrast black and white mural with overlapping circular forms, lines, and striped angular patterns arranged across the wall

 Familiar Form (2017) by Georgia Hill, Mary St, Newtown.
Mural of a stylised underwater scene with detailed linework depicting a fish facing skyward surrounded by coral and aquatic life rendered in shapes of white and varying shades of blue

Dire Straits (2017) by George Rose, 381 King St, Newtown. Perfect Match. 

Mural of a stylised streetscape with detailed line drawings of terrace buildings and a small courtyard garden with a shed and bike. The monochromatic scene is overlaid with abstract blocks of bright colour.

 Community Garden (2017) by Hugues Sineux, 194 Denison Rd, Dulwich Hill. Perfect Match. 
Mural of a bird with blue, brown, red and white plumage perched on a branch with green leaves, set against a white background

Bush Tukka (2017) by Thomas Jackson, Two Providors, 23–35 Fitzroy St, Marrickville. Perfect Match.

Mural of large butterfly with dark black and orange wings with white spots resting against lush green foliage set against a teal background

Bring Back the Butterflies (2017) by Rebecca Lourey, 52 Simmons St, Newtown. Perfect Match. 
Mural depicting a series of expressive greyscale faces painted with exaggerated brushstrokes and backdrops of varying colours behind each portrait

Betty Grumble, Annette Kellerman, Henry Lawson, Akira Isogawa (2017) by Brad Robson, 51 Philpott St, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 

Mural of a stylised cockatoo with detailed black-and-white feathers and oversized blue sunglasses and bowtie spread across a building facade

An Ode to Eberto the Cockie (2017) by Mulga, 9/20–22 Station St, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 
Mural of a rider on a blue horse, set against a light pink background with stylised red trees

The River Settler (2017) by Fintan Magee, Rallis Timber, 21–29 Marrickville Rd, Marrickville. Perfect Match. 

Page last updated: 19 Jun 2026
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