Jill Paynter-O'Meehan
Artist
Street Art
Roll of the Rubix
Roll of the Rubix by Dark Horse Projects. Jill O'Meehan and Serena McLauchlan
Unpredictable... Subversive... Interventions... Installations... Pushing Boundaries... Pushing Buttons... Running Wild...
Catch us if you can.
In the early hours of the morning giant Rubik's Cubes and gems appeared on street corners of Albany's main street. Coinciding with the City's Christmas Festival 2020 and laneway activations. Dark Horse Projects would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the wonderful Gents at Albany Men's Shed for their skills and time in helping us bring these artforms to life.
Graffiti #Y22
Yarn Bombing @yellowjellyfish22
Sometimes yellow, sometimes orange, however these little guys have been known to morph into any colour to suit their surroundings. Far smaller than their big siblings found in my installations one needs to keep their eyes peeled as a smack of these crochet yarn bomb organic forms have been known to appear just about anywhere.
Florence and Siena
Seen in the wild
Proton Corner
An evolving piece of rural road art located in Borden in the beautiful South West of WA. A car came off the road (no one was hurt) and subsequently abandoned to become a feature of this loose gravel corner and a local landmark. It is now held together by many layers of paint and with each iteration becomes a talking point for the local farming community.
FORM "Public 2016"
FORM brought over 100 creatives together to collaborate on 35 walls and 23 Installations across the state. The duo Golden Wattle Hookers installation incorporated a crochet theme on the sidewalk and shop windows of York Street Albany, as part of the Local Artists Project.
