Myles’ Mural

The Term break saw an injection of street-art into the Year 12 Study Space.

Over the Term break Year 12 student Myles Donnolly created a vibrant mural in the Year 12 Study Space. Working over a period of three days Myles used his talents in street art to create an artwork with spans an entire wall of the room.

An artist stands on a ladder painting colourful graffiti on a wall for Myles' Mural, which also features a large red-and-yellow toadstool house, a winding path, and an End of School sign in a room scattered with tables and art supplies.

“It was wonderful to see the joy on the Year 12 students’ faces as they arrived at school this Term to a revitalised space,” said Head of Year 12 Stephen Pace. “The feedback from students has been very positive.”

The artwork brings a sense of fun and vibrancy to the Year 12 Study Space and will be enjoyed by our senior students for years to come.

A colourful wall mural, titled Myles' Mural, features trees with glowing yellow eyes peeking from trunks, graffiti-style art on a stone wall, a mushroom house, a large ant, and a blue sky with clouds and a sun.

Director of Art and Design Sandra Veljanovski said the mural was “a great opportunity to showcase the exceptional talents of Myles with a well-needed art injection into the Year 12 space”.

This mural is the second Myles has created for the School. Click here to see Myles earlier work which graces the Level 5 Basketball court.

A young person in a maroon shirt and paint-splattered trousers stands before Myles' Mural—a colourful graffiti creation on a brick wall—with a ladder visible to the side.