Urban Mini Silo Art Trail

Kitt’s exploration of ground and floor painting allows his audience to view works from a new perspective. Images captured from high above show his massive paintings sitting amongst the tiny buildings that once seemed so tall. There is a certain mystery behind Kitt’s art that captures people’s attention and leaves them questioning the true size of their experience.

Jimmy Dvate is a renowned Australian contemporary artist, specialising in large scale public murals, and focusing on painting Australia’s varied and unique flora and fauna, in particular endangered species of all kinds. Formally trained in graphic design and visual arts at Monash University, Jimmy’s work shows a strong sense of design combined with the accuracy and eye for detail of photo-realism.

Adnate is an artist that realises his portraits in spray paint. He has moved past his roots in Street Art, utilising the medium to carry his realist style into the fine art realm. Heavily influenced by the chiaroscuro of renaissance painters like Caravaggio, Adnate embraces portraiture like the masters of the 16th Century. Adnate has worked closely with indigenous people of their native land, especially with Indigenous Australians. He paints large scale murals around Australia and the world, creating a statement of reclaiming the land that was always theirs. He endeavours to capture the stories and emotions of each subject he paints, encouraging the audience to feel and interpret their own experiences.