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As part of our ongoing commitment to showcasing local creatives, artist Daniel McHenry was commissioned to create this stunning window mural depicting the 6 seasons of the Noongar people. Thanks as always to our supporters Healthway, promoting the LiveLighter message, we are keen to support our community to change the food and physical activity environment.

 

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Image of Three people—a man in a hat, a boy, and a man in a suit—stand together in front of large signs for a Live Lighter Pop Up Art Activation event and an Indigenous creation story display.
Image of Large blue mural of a crab and three fish on a glass building facade with the word BOONAROO above it; river, modern buildings, and reflections visible in the background.
Image of A glass wall display features a large, colourful snake design, a circular yellow panel with a black animal, and a text box titled “Did you know?” with educational information. Waterfront buildings and water are reflected in the glass.
Image of A glass wall with Aboriginal artwork, informational signs about Birak season, and colourful hopscotch patterns on a wet wooden pathway. Reflections are visible on the glass and floor.
Image of A mural shows a black kangaroo silhouette inside an orange circle with Aboriginal-style designs and symbols; above it, the word DJIRAN and a note about the months April to May appear on a glass window.
Image of A large illustrated snake winds across a glass wall. The word KAMBARANG and text about Noongar seasons appear beside it. Reflections of trees and water are visible outside through the glass.
Image of Artists wearing masks work on painting a large glass window mural outside, with painting supplies on a yellow trolley in the foreground and dust sheets covering the ground.
Image of An artist in a hat paints a large white wave pattern on the glass window of a modern building. Art supplies and colourful fabric are on the ground, and a red barrier lines the wooden decking outside.
Image of A man wearing a black hat paints a mural with white paint. He holds a brush in one hand and a paint palette in the other. Tattoos are visible on his neck and arm.
Image of A person wearing a black hat and smiling paints a surface with a white paintbrush, focusing intently on their work. The background is blurred, highlighting the painter and their hand.
Image of A person kneels on the pavement, painting a white, scale-like pattern on large glass windows. They wear a cap, mask, and casual clothes, holding a paintbrush in one hand and a palette in the other.
Image of A modern waterfront walkway with a large glass building featuring colourful circular art and a yellow snake-like mural. Reflections of buildings and the sky are visible in the glass panels.

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