MURAL FEST 2020 THEME:

Visions of the Future

WINNING MURALS:

  • The Changeover (Inder Prize)

  • Preservation (Judges Highly Commended)

  • Steve Monk (VIC)

  • Ferri Lee and Alicia Swiderski (TAS)

  • Keith & Loretta Sommer (QLD)

  • Damian Cazaly (VIC)

  • Gren Freeman (TAS)

  • Lindsay Gardam (TAS)

  • John & Kerin Easthorne (TAS)

  • Timothy Archer (TAS)

  • Joanne Treloar (TAS)

Fereleth Lee & Alicia Swiderski

The Changeover

After watching Earthlings for many centuries do little to save their planet,
Aliens came to free Earth from Humans’ environmental destruction.
The Animals took charge and so began the restoration of our planet.
This a snapshot of a bus stop in the future.
….And what happened to the human race..?

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Gren Freeman

Preservation

As the sun rises on a new day
Together we can keep the dark clouds at bay
Let’s use our knowledge to preserve
And save the future that they deserve

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Steve Monk

Train In Vain

Mesmerized passengers stare at their phones and VR devices whilst silently riding the filthy, forty year old train. Hooded clothing is worn to remain anonymous and to protect their heads from polluted air, acid rain and burning sun. Experiences occurring now and into the future.

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Keith & Loretta Sommer

Visions of the Future? 2020

We designed an image in the style of ••• what they thought 2020 would look like back in the 1930’s ••• (do we ever get it right?).

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Damian Cazaly

Prosperity In The Age Of Tomorrow

Seldom can we conceive where future generations will go. With science at the forefront of progress for those born to the technological world, can Mankind’s destructive past be contained? May we see the return of threatened species from the brink of extinction and beyond, restoring the precious seeds of life.

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Lindsay Gardam

Where Would We Bee – The Orangutan Knows

We are smothering mother Earth in concrete, tar, plastics and chemicals. Why go to Mars when we are turning our Earth into Mars. We must help nature fight back. Fruit comes from trees, not supermarket shelves. Plant trees and veg. & flowers for the Bees.

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John & Kerin Eathorne

Kanamaluka 2525

It is hot, very hot. The wind is on fire
Red waters rising Higher and higher
We hunt on the water As we learn to be brave
Natures our master. We’re always her slave.

Tim Archer & Phillip Gough

Photogenic Synthesis

My main goal intention to display on the mural is to take the mind on an adventure into the forever evolving future of mother natures wilderness, and human living platforms, within the ecosystem. I am here to flourish the viewers eyes into the creativity of everyone’s life changing exciting future.

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Joanne Treloar

“Growing Old” I Imagine 50 Years From Now

Time is precious, flying by. I am old yet young inside. Present time etched in our faces generation after generation. Our youth grasp their future, fearless yet wisdom. Celebrating their journey with confidence as their mentors have, before them. Never forgetting those, who have enriched our lives, shining lights forever.