INDO (Patrick Edward Indo)
Prolific Urban Street Artist | Award-Winning Muralist | Stencil Artist | Illustrator | Graphic Designer
INDO operates at the intersection of art, design, and strategy—transforming public space into high-impact visual assets that capture attention, shape identity, and contribute to contemporary culture.

With over a decade of experience across graphic design, advertising, illustration, and art direction, he brings a considered, commercial, and concept-led approach to every mural. Each work is designed—not simply painted—ensuring clarity of message, alignment with brand identity, and strong environmental integration that performs within its context.

Across New South Wales and Australia, INDO collaborates with councils, government bodies, developers, architects, and established brands to reimagine blank walls as cultural landmarks and commercial assets.

His practice blends the authenticity of street art with refined execution—elevating place, increasing visibility, and strengthening community and brand connection.

Past clients include ING Direct, ANZ, Foxtel, Fuel TV, NRMA, Rolling Stone Magazine, UTS, Monkey Shoulder Whiskey, Red Bull, Sound Cloud, Akaysha Energy, and multiple government and council organisations across Australia.

What distinguishes INDO is end-to-end creative control and delivery. From concept development through to on-site execution, he leads with clarity, precision, and professionalism—navigating complex briefs, multiple stakeholders, compliance requirements, and demanding timelines with confidence and ease.

Beyond large-scale murals, INDO delivers live art activations, and freelances as a consultant on community engagement programs & Public art — ensuring each project resonates visually, culturally, and socially.

Grounded in discipline, vision, and authenticity, INDO continues to push Australian contemporary muralism forward—creating work that strengthens identity, elevates environment, and leaves a lasting imprint.

We partner with councils, government organisations, RSLs, and established businesses.
Our work supports decision-makers across community engagement, marketing, facilities, and tourism—those responsible for shaping how a place is seen, experienced, and remembered.
They understand the value of community, reputation, and brand presence—but often require a trusted hand to translate vision into meaningful, high-impact outcomes.

In many cases, organisations find themselves navigating a crowded visual landscape—where much of what’s available begins to look and feel interchangeable.

The need to stand apart is understood. The path to doing so, less so.

What often emerges is an abundance of options, without a clear framework to determine
which direction is right.

Time is rarely the issue—it’s clarity.

With competing priorities, projects like these tend to be deferred.
Not because they lack importance, but because there isn’t a defined starting point.

There can also be a quiet uncertainty around investment.

What does considered, high-quality work truly require? And more importantly
—what does it return over time?

At the same time, there’s an unspoken awareness of risk.

When artwork doesn’t align with the brand, the environment, or the community it sits within, the outcome can feel disconnected.

And when that happens, it’s noticed.

Work can appear generic. Or dated. Or simply out of place.

The selection of the wrong artist can unintentionally lead to the wrong result.

Engagement can give way to indifference—or in some cases, criticism.

There’s also the practical reality.
Without the right materials and execution, what was intended as a long-term asset
can quickly require maintenance—fading, peeling, and losing impact over time.

All of which leads to a broader consideration:
The investment of time, energy, and budget—only to arrive at an outcome that doesn’t quite land.

Something that was meant to elevate presence, but instead underdelivers on its potential.

We bring clarity to the entire process. From initial concept to final execution, every stage is structured, transparent, and professionally managed—so you always know what’s happening, and what comes next.
Investment is defined upfront.

We provide clear, scalable options—allowing you to choose the level of impact that aligns with your vision and budget, with complete confidence.

Ideas are translated into strong, considered visual outcomes.
You don’t need to be an art expert. We take your objectives, values, and context—and shape them into work that aligns with your brand, your community, and the space itself.

Execution is handled end-to-end.

From site preparation and materials to compliance and delivery, white cards, insurance, hire equipment & managing external contractors, every detail is managed with precision—removing complexity and ensuring a seamless experience.

The result is inspiring mural artwork work that performs.
Visually striking. Built to last. Designed with meaning.
Work that attracts attention, connects hearts, invites engagement, and transforms your space into something people recognise, remember, and share.

Community Impact
$7K–$12K
Focused, high-quality murals designed to elevate space quickly and effectively.
Refined concepts. Premium materials. Fast, professional delivery.

Landmark Impact
$15K–$30K
Large-scale works that shape identity and strengthen community connection.
Expanded concept development, stakeholder input, and durable protective finishes.

Iconic Impact
$40K–$70K+
Precinct-defining artworks designed to become recognised cultural assets.
Deep storytelling, strategic design, and full project support—from concept through to launch.

For all other work, we provide tailored, project-specific quotes based on scope, context,
and creative direction. Every project is unique—so we recommend getting in touch
for a considered, individual proposal.

INDO is based in Crescent Head on the Mid North Coast, with a working studio in Ettalong Beach.
We operate across New South Wales and South East Queensland—delivering large-scale mural projects
for councils, commercial developers, and private clients.

We travel frequently and paint across the following key corridors:
Sydney MetroSans Souci — Rockdale — Sydney Airport — Sydney CBD — Mosman — North Sydney — Chatswood — Hornsby — Parramatta (major government & commercial hub) — Alexandria (industrial + creative precinct) — Botany (port & logistics zone) — Wetherill Park (large-scale industrial estates)

Central Coast
Gosford — Erina — Terrigal — Tuggerah (major retail + logistics hub) — Somersby (industrial estate)

Lake Macquarie / Newcastle Region
Newcastle (major port city & urban renewal zone) — Charlestown — Belmont — Warners Bay — Mayfield (industrial + port access) — Kooragang Island (heavy industry & logistics)

Hunter / Mid North Coast
Maitland — Port Stephens (Nelson Bay — Salamander Bay) — Taree — Port Macquarie — Kempsey — South West Rocks — Coffs Harbour (regional airport + growth corridor)
— Toormina (retail & industrial zone)

Northern Rivers
Grafton (government + regional infrastructure) — Yamba — Ballina (airport & logistics) — Byron Bay — Tweed Heads (border commercial hub)

Gold Coast
Coolangatta — Burleigh Heads — Surfers Paradise — Southport (government, legal & CBD hub) — Coomera (major growth & commercial development zone) — Yatala
(one of Australia’s largest industrial estates)

Brisbane Corridor
Beenleigh — Logan City (major council region) — Brisbane (state capital, corporate & government headquarters) — Fortitude Valley (creative + nightlife precinct) — Eagle Farm (industrial & logistics hub)

North Brisbane → Brendale
Chermside — Aspley — Strathpine — Brendale (major industrial + manufacturing precinct)

Positioning
This corridor represents one of Australia’s most active growth and infrastructure regions—spanning government precincts, high-density urban centres, tourism hotspots, and large-scale industrial estates.
INDO operates fluidly across this network—bringing design-led, high-impact mural work into environments where visibility, identity, and cultural relevance matter most.