2017

Painted for the Carnaby Lane Project in New Brighton, thanks to Bear Lion Foods and Development Christchurch Ltd for the lane refurbishment.

2017

A collection of panels weaving throughout the complex of buildings and laneways.

2017

Open for all in the summer of 2017, Super Lot 9 is a new youth park situated in the centre of Christchurch on the corner of Manchester and Lichfield Streets. A Gap Filler and Fletchers project with the first evolving art space on five giant cans for artists to utilise, and another three for semi permanent works. The park also features a half basketball court, a climbing boulder, a car park where profits go back into events and the community, and a building where youth workshops and organisations operate.

2017

A collection of panels weaving throughout the complex of buildings and laneways.

2017

Freehand spray painted mural covering all four walls of a Power Co power station on Spring Street in Tauranga City Centre

2012

Medium: Aerosol paint on shipping container

This container mural was commissioned by the Re:Start Mall and was one in a series of paintings completed in the area.

2016

Lacy and Sol playing hide and seek.

Freehand mural commissioned by Unimed x Oi You! - Manchester Street, Christchurch.

2013

The calligraffiti inspired mural honours Canterbury Earthquake victim Christian Carazo Chandler. The poem 'El Tiempo' by Spanish poet Federico Garcia Lorca (1898-1936) is featured in the mural that, along with other elements in the mural represent the family's Spanish-heritage, and the Spanish architectural design next door in New Regent Street. The large scale mural is painted at 157 Gloucester St and can just be seen from behind a newly constructed building.

The mural was commissioned by Elise van Bentem for Poetica

2013

Medium: Aerosol paint on brick

Christchurch City Centre

Size: 3m x 5.5m (approx)

2012 - 2013

The billboard production was painted in collaboration with Ikarus DTR, as part of the summer Art Beat programme.

2014

The condemned house was offered to graffiti artists in its final days. Due to be demolished a week later, the Cranford St house was completely saturated in artworks covering the entire interior, and exterior of the building.

The suburban house attracted over 25,000 visitors until it was demolished.

2014

DTR's fourth full production on Embassy, Colombo St, painted as part of the inaugural First Thursdays Chch.

2014

This artwork was commissioned by Home & Family, to raise awareness for the refurbishment of a grade-one heritage building set to become the organisations new home, after losing their premises in the Canterbury quakes.

Home & Family traces its roots back to Christchurch in 1898 when it was established as the Society for the Protection of Women and Children. Over 100 years later, Home & Family continues to offer essential services to families and children, with the positive effects benefiting the entire community. If you're interested in finding out more about their new home or how you could contribute, please visit: http://www.homeandfamily.net.nz/our-house/

2007

Medium: Aerosol paint

Size: 3m x 5m (approx)

2013

Medium: Aerosol paint on cinder block

Size: 2m x 2m (approx)

2010

Medium: Aerosol paint

Tribute wall for the ANZAC's located at the Cust War Memorial

Size: 2.5m x 6m (approx)

2010

Medium: Aerosol paint on cinder block

Size: 2m x 3m (approx)

2007

Medium: Aerosol paint on brick

Size: 3m x 3m (approx)

The second of the series of DTR Productions on Embassy; painted in collaboration with DTR members Ikarus and Yikes, Sydenham, Christchurch, NZ.

2011

Medium: Aerosol paint on concrete