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  • Melbourne artist Lukas Kasper got into art through skateboarding and graffiti. He began with spray paint and acrylics before developing his recurring monster characters.
  • Kasper says the figures reflect his own mental health and the calm that painting brings him. He moved to Melbourne eight years ago, citing its art culture and laneway opportunities.
  • He now paints with more intention, including the dog mural at Sydenham Basin Reserve, and says community art is central to his work.
Everyday art
Photo: Maribyrnong Star

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