Flutter & Flow
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Flutter and Flow captures the everyday life of the Te Awa River Ride — cyclists, runners, dog walkers, and families all enjoying time by the river.
With its bright colours and flowing lines, the mural reflects the easy movement and shared energy of the trail. It’s a cheerful snapshot of how people connect with the river and each other along Te Awa.
About The Artist
An artist with over 20 years painting murals Jeremy Shirley has transformed the streets of Hamilton with his colourful and unique style of art.
Jeremy has used his artistic talents in a number of roles, as a sign-writer, working for the Department of Corrections as an art tutor for prison inmates and the team leader for the exhibition team at Waikato Museum. His large scale murals can be seen around various towns and suburbs in the Waikato region from Huntly through to Te Awamutu and Taupo.
Mural Development
From the initial concept, to installation – take a look at the development of Flutter & Flow
A blank canvas
The artwork is outlined
Colour starts to be added
The mural takes shape
Block colours are in place
Details are added
Nearly complete
Final mural
Visit The Mural
Flutter & Flow is located on the Velodrome to Cambridge section of the Te Awa River Ride.
