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All Girlz Arts Mentoring Project // Byron Youth Service 2018
Over an eight week program a group of young women from across the region explored their creativity, developed their artistic skills and working collaboratively towards a major 16 meter street art install on the Byron Bay Community Cottage based on their ideas and designs.
"I found that the experience inspired me as well as building confidence in my abilities while boosting my self esteem. It was great to be able to step out of my comfort zone and paint something on such a big scale. The message behind the wall is about equality as the characters featured are female and of various ethnic backgrounds. I was inspired by the fact that most street art is created by males and as a young female artist I wanted to rebel against that. My piece in the work is a woman of many tribes, she represents a combination of women from different cultures and races", shared Mia Green a participant on the program.
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Stage #2 in our Ocean Shores Street Art Alley Way Project 6 local youths set forth on creating the next 19 meters of wall art to our already painted 19 meter mural from 2015 over the last school holidays. That's all up now 38 meters of youth art now graces the walls of the Ocean Shores Shopping Center!
Street Art Mentoring Project // Byron Youth Service 2017
Early this year I had the wonderful opportunity to work with a group of inspiring and creative children at Tara's Children's Project, in Bihar, India to transform and enliven the entrance to their orphanage with a beautiful mural. Tara Children's Project (TCP) is the only children's home caring for HIV affected orphaned kids in the state of Bihar, India. The children dev