
Colour you meet
on the way.
A CityCat on the river, a painted piano by the ferry, a traffic signal box at a familiar corner. See the projects Debra has made for Brisbane's streets and shared spaces.
Explore the projects
A painting that
travelled the city.
Along the River appeared on the Mooroolbin CityCat in 2016. The work met people on their commute and became part of the river view it celebrated.

A brighter corner
on the way through.
Traffic signal boxes turn necessary street furniture into tiny landmarks. Find the painted corners across Brisbane, from Bulimba to Rosalie.








The work does not
wait in a gallery.
It meets you at the ferry, outside school, and on a walk through the neighbourhood. That generous sense of place runs through Debra’s paintings, too.
Meet Debra
Colour for
shared places.
A school mural, painted park poles, a piano at the ferry and kookaburras along Paddington Terraces. Each project belongs to the people who pass it.




Keep looking
around Brisbane.
Follow the same love of place through the cityscape paintings, then browse the available reproductions if a view stays with you.


