Street Art
Mural at North Fitzroy, Melbourne.
2013
The original & finished wall on the corner of Scotchmer St and Brunswick St in North Fitzroy.
2013
The original & finished wall on the corner of Scotchmer St and Brunswick St in North Fitzroy.
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"Within Diversity Friendship Springs". 2012.
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"Opposites Attract - Poddle & Cat" 2012.
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"Within Diversity Friendship Springs" was initially an artwork of Güler's from her canvas paintings series of her pets seen on the left.
It was then translated to a mural as seen below. The making of the larger mural is on YouTube which can be seen below-scroll down. A newspaper article about the mural can be seen in the publications section on this website. |
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'Within Diversity Friendship Springs' 2013
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Filming of mural.
This film shows the making of the bigger mural in collaboration with Adam Knapper.
Thank you to; Deb Zipper for assisting with wall preparation and Lisa Gluck for filming. Sound track by Adam Knapper and Güler Altunbas. Editing by Güler Altunbas.
Thank you to; Deb Zipper for assisting with wall preparation and Lisa Gluck for filming. Sound track by Adam Knapper and Güler Altunbas. Editing by Güler Altunbas.
Disability Pride Paste Up Project-
Footscray Exchange building.
2017 / 2018
Disability Pride Paste Up event on the Footscray Exchange building, as part of One Night in Footscray was a project organized by Larissa McFarlane. This project features Adam Knapper's 'Revelation' & Güler Altunbas', 'Within Diversity Friendship Springs' with many other creative artist.
Image supplied by Larissa McFarlane & Anna Bandana
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Image supplied by Larissa McFarlane & Anna Bandana
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PROJECT MELBOURNE UNDERGROUND -
EMERALD HOUSE IN SOUTH MELBOURNE
2012
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This design titled 'Methane' was painted by Güler and Adam after being invited by event organiser Harold Mitchell.
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This project brought together Street Artist from around the world such as, New York, Paris, Amsterdam and London to Emerald House
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Above is the Channel 7 News report covering the Melbourne Underground Project 2012.