For Canterbury Bankstown Council in Georges Hall, Sydney

‘Kaleidoscopic bush dreams’ is a mural that celebrates the beauty and wonder of the diversity of plants and humans in this community and specifically in Garrison Point Reserve. After extensively researching the flora endemic to this swampland designated area of Georges Hall, I selected twelve plants to represent a kaleidoscope of colours and shapes in this mural.

These include: Sweet Pittosporum, Cheese Tree, Forest Red Gum, Peach blossom Tea tree, False Sarsaparilla, Blue flax lily, Scurvy Weed, Pennywort, Hop Goodenia, Sydney Golden Wattle and Coast Banksia.

Photographed by Damien Milan

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