Power Box Mural Painted by Melbourne Mural & Street Artist Lukas Kasper for Melton City Council

Equality

A power box mural project painted with Melton City Council inspired by a local community members story


Powerbox Mural Project for Melton City Council | LGBTIQA+ Community Artwork

LGBTIQA+ Community Mural in Melton

Working with Local Youth Ambassador Gabe

For this project, I collaborated with local youth ambassador Gabe, a young member of the LGBTIQA+ community in Melton. Together, we developed a mural concept focused on visibility, inclusion, and celebration of gender diversity within the local community.

Symbolism of Identity, Transformation and Acceptance

Mask Imagery Representing Identity and Transition

The artwork features two central figures wearing masks, symbolising transformation and the evolving nature of identity. This visual language reflects themes of self-expression, personal growth, and the lived experiences of the LGBTIQA+ community.

Rainbow Colour Palette Representing Pride and Diversity

Celebrating Inclusion in the City of Melton

The rich colour palette references the rainbow flag, an internationally recognised symbol of the LGBTIQA+ community. These colours convey ideas of inclusivity, diversity, acceptance, harmony, and pride, reinforcing the message of visibility and support for gender diversity within the City of Melton.


Location: 56A Langarna Drive, Kurunjang
Medium: Acrylic
Client: City Of Melton


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