Patrick Edward Indo, professionally known as
INDO, is an acclaimed Australian mural and street artist renowned for transforming public spaces into vibrant cultural landmarks. Based in Crescent Head, Northern NSW, INDO blends his Chilean South American heritage with a contemporary urban aesthetic, crafting bold, energetic artworks that resonate with diverse audiences.
With a foundation in graphic design, multimedia, and illustration from Hornsby TAFE NSW, INDO began his career as a Senior Designer and Art Director, working across the advertising, print, digital, and textile industries. After more than a decade in the creative sector, he transitioned into a full-time art practice—bringing his design acumen to the world of large-scale murals and public art.
INDO’s portfolio includes high-impact collaborations with councils, global brands, and organisations such as Red Bull, Monkey Shoulder Whiskey, Rolling Stone Magazine, SoundCloud, Sony BMG, Vegemite, Samaritans, and Akaysha Energy. He has also partnered with hospitals, schools, and government bodies across New South Wales and Queensland, creating meaningful works that reflect local identity and inspire connection.
His contributions to the arts have earned him numerous accolades, including victories in live street art battles, the prestigious Australian Street Art Award, and two nominations for Australian of the Year in the Macleay Valley. Celebrated for his dynamic visual storytelling and commitment to community engagement, INDO’s work continues to energise both urban and regional environments with colour, character, and cultural depth.
Artistic FocusA key thread through his practice is the desire to “leave energy on the wall”—creating works that go beyond aesthetics to activate emotional resonance and deeper presence in public space. Through dynamic colour palettes, symbolic design, and street-smart composition, INDO works with the architectural surface as a portal for transformation—of place and perception.
His artistic ethos is shaped by a resistance to commodification and a commitment to authenticity, autonomy, and meaningful public impact.
Who we work withINDO works with councils, schools, indigenous communities, youth organisations, and cultural institutions, realestate, property developers, malls, shopping centres, corporate businesses & small retail businesses. We paint design and deliver custom modern and inspiring murals. We paint office murals, school playground murals, feature walls, large and small scale public walls, skate parks, outdoor entertainment murals, home murals, bedroom murals, shed murals, and more.
We paint Murals inINDO the Mural Artist works across a wide region of New South Wales, metro,
Sydneys South Coast Rural communities and Queensland, these include:
- Sydney – including Inner West, Eastern Suburbs, and Western Sydney
- Northern NSW – based near Crescent Head, serving the Macleay Valley, Kempsey, and surrounds
- Port Macquarie and Hastings region
- Taree and the Mid North Coast
- South Coast NSW – from Wollongong to Batemans Bay
- Central Coast and Newcastle
- Coffs Harbour and regional surrounds
- Brisbane and Southeast Queensland
Available for travel across regional towns, metro areas, and coastal communities
CostWe charge depending on the project, the level of artwork, the scale of the mural and other contributing factors such as Wall preparation and if we need to hire additional equipment such as scissor lifts.
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What we bring to the tableWith years of creative experience, a patient and positive approach, and a strong focus on delivering realistic solutions tailored to your budget and aesthetic, we ensure every project is both seamless and inspiring. We hold full Public Liability Insurance, Working at Heights certification, and OH&S training—enabling us to safely execute high-level mural work with precision and professionalism.
Every material we use is carefully selected for its quality and long-term
outdoor durability, ensuring your mural looks fantastic, meets the brief and is weather resistant.