In this reflective piece, I explore the raw beauty and deep history of the Australian coastline, blending personal observations with the ancient rhythm of nature. With vivid imagery of the ocean, the land, and the moon, I capture the feeling of being immersed in both the natural world and the weight of history. I contemplate the interconnectedness of the environment, culture, and time, ultimately exploring the quiet space between what’s seen and unseen, past and present.

In “Bohie’s Self-Care Tips and Tools," I share personal insights and practical strategies for creative professionals to manage stress, build mental resilience, and avoid burnout. From mindful breathing exercises to journaling and community-building practices, this guide offers a variety of self-care tools that nurture both your creative flow and mental well-being. Whether you're juggling multiple projects or just need to reset, these tips are designed to help you maintain balance and thrive as an artist.

A forgotten horoscope once gave me a cryptic packing list—headlamp, compass, jumper cables, a Plan Z. As I unpack their meaning, I discover they are the tools we all need to navigate uncertainty, resilience, and personal growth.

Looking for funding for your mural or community engagement initiative? Explore 10 key grants designed to support arts, community, and accessibility projects. From local government funding to national programs, these grants can provide the financial backing you need. Learn about the Stronger Communities Programme, Living Libraries Infrastructure Program, and more to help bring your creative projects to life. Get the full details, eligibility criteria, and deadlines in this comprehensive guide.

In my creative practice, critical design and subversion serve as powerful tools for questioning norms, sparking conversation, and creating spaces for reflection and change. As a designer/facilitator, I approach my projects with the intention to challenge traditional perspectives, push boundaries, and give communities the space to redefine their environment. This approach not only shifts the way people perceive art and public space but also invites them to engage in broader social and cultural discussions.

As a critical designer and communication strategist, my work transcends traditional labels like “artist” or “designer.” Instead, I approach every project through the lens of a collaborative, systems-thinking process that prioritises the human experience and meaningful impact. While my style remains deeply artistic, I see design as a tool for social transformation rather than just aesthetic expression.

Murals are not just art—they are acts of resistance. They challenge us to reimagine the world and to work towards a future that is more just, more sustainable, and more inclusive. As Australians, we have the power to embrace art that shapes public discourse, influences social change, and inspires others to join us in the fight for a better world.