In 2016, the City’s Water and Waste directorate established the urban art project Water Walls. The aim was to improve the appeal of key assets, reduce vandalism caused by graffiti and showcase local art.
Over the years, urban artists have transformed utilitarian infrastructure into original art pieces. Their designs reflect the unique character of the Gold Coast and its people. Using a range of mediums the art reflects the area around it, each telling a different story.
Go was born in Hiroshima Japan and been living in Australia since the age of 10. Go’s work draws upon and reflects the bright, tropical, colourful and surfy vibes of Gold Coast. Drawing inspiration from history, politics, culture, religion, chaos, social, animals, and nature he creates truly inimitable and captivating artworks.
Go was born in Hiroshima Japan and been living in Australia since the age of 10. Go’s work draws upon and reflects the bright, tropical, colourful and surfy vibes of Gold Coast. Drawing inspiration from history, politics, culture, religion, chaos, social, animals, and nature he creates truly inimitable and captivating artworks.
