As a Melbourne mural artist and street artist, Manda Lane loves hand-illustrating botanical murals for public art projects, commercial spaces, hospitality venues, and private clients across Australia.
Drawing on native plants and local urban weeds, her work explores the idea of re-wilding urban spaces, where nature reclaims space within the built environment. Each mural is hand-sketched and handpainted, usually featuring detailed scenes of nature and plantlife.
This page presents a sample of her various murals painted across the past 8 years of her practice.
^National Gallery of Victoria's 'Temple of Boom'. Image also includes artwork by DREZ
^National Gallery of Victoria's 'Temple of Boom'. Image also includes artwork by DREZ.
^collaboration in Fitzroy with Steve Leadbeater. Photo credit Andrew Haysom, 2024.
Drawing on native plants and local urban weeds, her work explores the idea of re-wilding urban spaces, where nature reclaims space within the built environment. Each mural is hand-sketched and handpainted, usually featuring detailed scenes of nature and plantlife.
This page presents a sample of her various murals painted across the past 8 years of her practice.
^National Gallery of Victoria's 'Temple of Boom'. Image also includes artwork by DREZ
^National Gallery of Victoria's 'Temple of Boom'. Image also includes artwork by DREZ.
^collaboration in Fitzroy with Steve Leadbeater. Photo credit Andrew Haysom, 2024.
^ collaborative mural with stencil artist VKM
^mural at South Melbourne Market, Victoria
^ collaboration with John Murray, in Melbourne, Victoria.
^ collaboration for Little Locals cafe, Northcote, with stencil artist N2o
^collaboration in North Melbourne with stencil artist Stampz
^collaboration at Fitzroy Town Hall Hotel with artist n2o Jo
^collaboration with Hello Hoffy in Abbotsford.
^collaboration with Stampz, Warburton Lane, Melbourne
^Hayden Lane, Darlinghurst.
^collaborative murals in Gulargambone, NSW, with Lukas Kasper and John Murray.