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  • Melbourne street artist Lukas Kasper has created public murals across the city's north-west, including a dog mural at Sydenham Basin Reserve. He began painting after being inspired by skateboarding graffiti in Caboolture, Queensland.
  • His recurring monster characters reflect his own journey with mental health, as painting helped him relax. Kasper says street art offers direct feedback and a collaborative, accessible form of expression.
  • He says he now works with greater intention and continues to seek community projects.
Everyday art
Photo: Brimbank Star

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