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This artwork is inspired by the resilience of those affected by the devastating Australian bushfires in late 2019 / early 2020 and their stories of hope beyond the ashes.

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Artist Bio:
Andrew Frazer is a multidisciplinary artist from Gelorup, Western Australia.

Influenced by common shared stories that remind us of our humanity, Andrew’s art draws upon our inner-child through subtle textures, whimsical characters and imaginative driven landscapes.

From public murals, hand lettering, design and illustration, Andrew has been commissioned by various clients from around the world in commercial & private settings.

In extension to his own practise, Andrew is the Founder and Creative Director of Six Two Three Zero. It is an independent, Bunbury-based initiative in Western Australia, that seeks to use street art as a catalyst for urban development and social change by bringing communities together in conversation and creative inspiration. It is also responsible for commissioning over 30+ large scale murals in Bunbury, WA.

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