INDO (Patrick Edward Indo) is an award-winning Australian muralist and contemporary street artist renowned for creating large-scale public artworks that merge visual impact, philosophy, and cultural storytelling. With a background spanning over two decades across graphic design, art direction, and commercial creativity, INDO brings a rare balance of conceptual depth and professional execution to every project.
Originally trained in graphic design, multimedia, and illustration, INDO spent years working as a Senior Designer and Art Director across print, advertising, digital, and textile industries before transitioning full-time into his art practice. This foundation underpins his ability to deliver visually striking murals that are not only expressive and original, but strategically designed to meet client objectives, architectural contexts, and community outcomes.
Based in Crescent Head, NSW, INDO has completed hundreds of murals across Australia, ranging from intimate laneway works to major multi-day, large-scale commissions. His practice is deeply influenced by street art and graffiti culture, while extending into symbolic, narrative-driven imagery that explores themes of identity, resilience, consciousness, and human connection. His work often carries an underlying philosophical current—designed to be felt as much as seen—without compromising clarity, accessibility, or visual strength.
INDO has worked with an extensive list of high-profile corporate, media, and government clients including major banks, global brands, councils, schools, and community organisations. His professionalism, reliability, and calm leadership on-site have made him a trusted choice for complex public art projects requiring coordination, stakeholder engagement, and tight delivery schedules.
His achievements include winning live street art battles, receiving an Australian Street Art Award, and being nominated twice for Australian of the Year in the Macleay Valley. These accolades reflect both his artistic impact and his contribution to public space, culture, and community engagement.
Beyond murals, INDO facilitates workshops, live painting events, community programs, and large-scale cultural initiatives. He is known for collaborating closely with local communities, young people, and stakeholders—ensuring projects are not only visually transformative but socially meaningful. His ability to translate abstract ideas into powerful, site-responsive artworks has positioned him as a leading figure in contemporary Australian muralism.
With a practice grounded in discipline, vision, and authenticity, INDO continues to push the boundaries of what public art can be—creating works that elevate spaces, spark conversation, and stand the test of time.
