Explore Central Geelong Wall Art Trail
Central Geelong, Australia, is a vibrant hub of creativity. It features a wide range of street art, 3D wall murals and augmented reality installation. This collection of vibrant art transforms the urban environment, giving visitors and locals a chance for new and exciting interactions with art. We’ve designed the Central Geelong Wall Art Trail to help you discover these artistic treasures. It’s a curated trail that will guide you past some of the most stunning murals and installations in the city.
This trail is a great way to explore Geelong’s public art scene, whether you are a street artist, a photographer, or someone who just appreciates creativity. We encourage you to take photos of your favourite pieces as you explore and to share them on Instagram with the hashtag #LOVECENTRALGEELONG. We’d love your perspective!
Central Geelong Wall Art Trail
Here is a list of the murals that you will find along the trail.
1. Botanical beauty by Simon “Chippa” Chiovitti
This colourful, lush and intricate mural is located in Wright Place. It pays homage to nature’s beauty. The mural is a colourful tapestry that brings to life the flora, fauna and vibrant colours. Simon ‘Chippa’ Chiovitti transformed an ordinary wall into a stunning, immersive garden. The artwork is filled with a variety of plants, flowers and other natural elements, which invites viewers to stop and take in the beauty of nature.
2. Courthouse Youth Arts Laneway Mural
This mural can be found in the Courthouse Laneway off Gheringhap Street. It is part of the Youth Arts Laneway Gallery. This mural features expressive, bold art representing the voices of the area’s young people. Explore the laneway and see how it has become a gallery that showcases new talent.
3. The Very Hungry Caterpillar / storybook mural by Michael Cassar
This beautiful mural is inspired by Eric Carle’s The Very Hungry Caterpillar. It features vivid colours and intricate details. The mural was painted by Michael Cassar and captures the essence, beginning with the humble caterpillar, to its grand transformation into a butterfly. The artwork, with its playful colours and whimsical style, delights viewers of any age.
4. Tina Mose, The Jungle City mural
Tina Mose’s The Jungle City Mural is another standout mural at the Civic Centre Car Park. It invites you into a vibrant, lush world of flora. Mose’s intricate artwork will transport you to the colourful jungle city. Enter the corner at Lt Malop Street.
5. Mountain Girl By Laura Alice
Laura Alice’s Mountain Girl mural is located on James Street next to the Karingal Gallery. It depicts a surreal mountain-inspired figure. The mural combines elements of nature with feminine strength to create a striking visual in the middle of the street.
6. Chrissy Amphlett mural & Augmented Reality Experience– McLarty Place
Ian Lowe created this stunning mural to celebrate the life and legacy of Australian icon Chrissy Amplett. The mural is located in McLarty Place and features an augmented-reality experience created by Pillowfort Creative & Codeacious. This immersive experience can be accessed via the Geelong Arts & Culture app to gain a deeper understanding of Amphlett’s art.
7. King Billy and Chrissy Amphlett– Dennys Place
You’ll see two amazing portraits in Dennys Place: King Billy painted by Cam Scale and Chrissy Amplett painted by Glen Smith. Beautiful, striking murals capture these two large-scale figures from Australian music and indigenous history.
8. Moi Yo Miller Mural By Michael Cassar
The mural of Moi Yo Miller was painted by Michael Cassar at the intersection of James Street & Minns Lane. This tribute pays homage to the Geelong magician’s assistant who was known for her beauty and stage performance in the 1930s. Her captivating image is a tribute to a forgotten Australian figure. (Image to be released. )
9. Virtual Reality Family Wall Mural By Baby Guerilla
Baby Guerillas Family Virtual Reality Mural was commissioned by the City of Greater Geelong Public Art Project. It is located at Shorts Place on the corner of West Lt Malop Street. This interactive piece blends traditional mural painting and virtual reality to give visitors a unique artistic experience.
10. 3D butterfly mural by Scott Jansen
This stunning Butterfly Wall Mural created by Scott Jansen can be found at Shorts Place at the corner of Lt Malop Street West. It is an impressive visual experience. The mural was commissioned by Love Central Geelong. It creates an incredibly lifelike, vibrant butterfly that seems to float from the wall. Photographers and visitors love it.
11. Danielle Webber, Jay Z and Beyonce Mural
You’ll see a large-scale, colourful mural on Union Street that features two music icons from around the world, Jay Z, and Beyonce. The mural was painted by Danielle Webber. This mural shows the power couple with all their glory. It is painted in bold colours and has dramatic lines to reflect their larger-than-life personas.
12. Union Street Mural
This mural, located at the intersection of Union Street & Lt Malop Street Central is a unique piece of art that combines contemporary style and the vibrant history of the area. The mural’s combination of colour, texture and subject matter will make you stop and admire its presence.
13. “Petit St. Jean” by Michael Cassar
This charming and sophisticated Mural was created by Michael Cessar in the car park behind Bistrot Saint Jean. Petit St. Jean adds a touch of French elegance to the area. It captures the essence of Parisian street with its refined style and intricate details. The delicate and beautifully crafted imagery of the mural transports viewers into the romantic atmosphere of a charming French neighbourhood. It evokes feelings of warmth, nostalgia, and comfort.
14. Wave Mural By Scott Jansen
Scott Jansen has created the stunning Wave Mural which is located on the back of the Novotel at Brougham St. This mural adds a dynamic and exciting element to the landscape. This stunning mural was commissioned by Love Central Geelong. It cleverly uses 3D techniques to create an illusion of a powerful, crashing wave. The vivid colours and striking details draw viewers into the scene. They feel like they are right there in the middle of the ocean force. It is not just a piece, but an immersive experience that captures the energy and movement of the ocean.
15. The Unknown Mariner By Cam Scale
Hidden away in the laneway steps of 65 Brougham Street is Cam Scale’s The Unknown Mariner an atmospheric mural that evokes mystery and adventure. The mural celebrates maritime history through a visually compelling narrative.
Explore the Trail
Geelong’s creative spirit is evident in the Central Geelong Wall Art Trail, which is the perfect way to discover some of the best interactive and mural art. This trail is a great way to discover the creative energy of Geelong, whether you are a new visitor or a resident looking to rediscover your city.
As you explore the vibrant urban art, please take photos of your favourites and tag us with #LOVECENTRALGEELONG. We can’t wait to see your journey!
