Danny Legs - Interchange
Arts and Culture Frankston
Description
Description
Mural: Interchange
Artist: Daniel van de Wiel (Danny Legs)
Artist Bio:
With over 20 years professional experience in our craft, we passionately specialise in murals, street art, graffiti art, signage, creative installations, promotional projects, design, project management, art direction & community engagement.
We are leaders & innovators in our industry. We offer the whole package with years of commitment and passion in our field. We are not just a creative business and a link to urban artists, we are professional artists that have painted numerous projects across Australia & the globe in collaboration with some of the best artists and clients there are.
We proudly combine all of our services, art connections and knowledge from our industry & offer a unique service that caters for creative mural and sign projects of all kinds.
Artist's Description of the artwork
This art deco influenced mural is another Rail and Train dedication that focusses on the rich history of Frankston train station and its link as an interchange for the Mornington Peninsula. This homage focusses on a classic steam engine locomotive that still operates on the Mornington Tourist Railway and an A class diesel locomotive that travelled from Frankston to Crib Point.
This mural is a take on nostalgic classic art deco travel posters with a new age spin by simplifying the detail in the design, using bold pastel colors and glorifying elegant trains of the past. Not only is this mural a dedication to rail history but also a juxtaposition of today vs a bygone era of a time.
Big Picture Fest 2024
Thompson Lane, Frankston.
You can book to see this piece on a Street Art Walking Tour: Street Art Walking Tours (imaginefrankston.com)
Photography by Steve Brown.