Our good friend RONE recently launched The Alpha Project – a cluster of four massive portrait murals painted secretly over three months in an large abandoned paper mill due for demolition. In an nearby building, another smaller portrait is visible surrounded by rubble in a scene resembling a war zone not inner suburban Melbourne. The murals were
RONE started leaving his mark on Melbourne’s streets and laneways back in 2004 around the time the infamous Everfresh Studios began. Over the last decade, his career has skyrocketed and he is now one of those highly sought after street artists, nearly always travelling to the next street art festival or off to paint a massive mural on the
Melbourne street artist RONE paints another massive mural on a new hotel based in the Docklands, Melbourne. The piece is his first permanent commission and sits opposite Etihad stadium, a large venue where Australian rules football is played. He chose not to feature any blokes but instead painted two passionate female fans. The mural took over 200
Our friends RONE and MAYONAIZE, two artists from the Everfresh Studios in Melbourne, Australia come together to take back this large wall in Brunswick in the city’s north. Using only red and yellow, the two artists blend street art portraiture and calligraphy to create a stunning new piece facing a recently finished council urban park.
Rone, Adnate, Askew One, Guido Van Helten And Mayonaize came together recently to collaborate on a new project in Melbourne’s inner suburb of Collingwood. The walls of the power station have long been bombed with street art and graffiti with the local council regularly buffing them with a dull orange colour. Now with the council’s permission,
