Patrick Indo, known professionally as INDO, is an Australian contemporary artist whose practice sits at the intersection of street art, Pop Art, large-scale muralism and visual storytelling.

Based in Crescent Head on the NSW Mid North Coast, INDO has spent more than two decades working across the creative industries. His early career was shaped by graphic design, illustration, advertising, publishing and television, working as a Senior Designer and Art Director before making the transition to full-time art in 2014.

That design background remains fundamental to his practice. It gives INDO an unusual ability to move between concept, storytelling, composition and execution from an idea on paper to an artwork spanning an entire building, laneway or piece of infrastructure.

His work has been commissioned and exhibited across public, commercial and community environments, with clients and collaborators including ING Direct, ANZ, Foxtel, Fuel TV, Rolling Stone, Sony BMG, Red Bull, Vegemite, SoundCloud, Monkey Shoulder, NRMA, NSW Government, Akaysha Energy, Inner West Council, Port Macquarie-Hastings Council and Kempsey Shire Council.

His public-art practice ranges from community murals and live street-art activations to major infrastructure projects.

In 2025, INDO painted a 400m² mural across an
8m × 50m industrial noise wall for Akaysha Energy's Brendale Battery Energy Storage System in Queensland completing the mural himself in eight days. The project transformed a functional industrial barrier into a large-scale visual landmark.

His portfolio also includes a 400m² Kendall Skate Park mural, major public murals throughout the Macleay Valley, the Savages Lane artwork in Kempsey, community and youth projects, and large-scale works across Northern NSW and Queensland.

INDO's work has received recognition through the Australian Street Art Awards, and he has twice been nominated for Australian of the Year in the Macleay Valley. He has also competed successfully in live street-art battles, including the Tiger Beer Live Street Art Battle in Sydney, and has been associated with Vivid's iManifest program as a guest speaker at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney.

But beneath the scale, awards and commercial work is a simple idea that continues to drive the practice:
Art changes the way a place feels.

Today, INDO works with councils, government organisations, architects, property developers, businesses, brands, schools, hospitality and communities, bringing together creative direction and professional project delivery.

From the first conversation to the final brushstroke, he remains directly involved in the creative process developing the concept, understanding the purpose of the space, navigating the practical requirements and delivering the artwork on site.