Originally a graffiti artist raised in Sydney, Phibs is now based in Melbourne. In the last few years he has been making the transition from wall to canvass and concentrating on exhibition work. Also connected to a melbourne collective studio called everfresh, who has played a major role in the rise and recognition of street art in Australia. Phibs work is inspired by his fascination of the natural world and an interest in mythology and symbols
of different cultures. He has developed a unique, decorative style that can be recognized from a glance. Phibs brings some of his latest works back to his home town this September at china heights.

Show opens Friday September 5, from 6.30pm and continues 12-5pm daily until end of Wednesday September 10. 257 CROWN ST D'LINGHURST

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