Mix Kepa Kurl Maritime
The colourful mural on the walls of Aunty Joan’s Dolly Mix perfectly captures the natural beauty of Esperance’s unique plant life.
Painted in a trompe-l’œil style, the mural features a Victorian dollhouse adorned with lush Australian flora in a deep, iridescent teal – a custom colour Anita created to match the mesmerizing waves of Hellfire Bay.
The Kepa Kurl Maritime Mural celebrates the diverse maritime history of Esperance Bay. It represents the organisations and industries that have shaped this coastal community, from the Kepa Kurl Wudjari Nyungar people’s enduring connection to the sea country, to the thriving tourism, transport, and fishing sectors. The mural captures the recreational use of the ocean and the contributions of the broader community, honoring Esperance’s maritime heritage.
Artists: Jarrod Pearman and Jennell Reynolds/Nannapa
Artist: Anita Revel
Artist: Esti Nagi
Artists: Atheleen Thomas & Family + Valma Schultz & Family
Artist: Matt Adnate
Wanju Kepa Kurl Boodja
Joan’s Dolly
Esperance Murals
Esperance Visitor Centre
1. Dolphins/Families Journey
Red Cross Op Shop - Atheleen Thomas & Family, Valma Schultz & Family
2. Light Horseman
Charles Wilson Arcade - Graeme Miles Richards
3. Post Office Square Memorial Wall
Cnr Dempster & Andrew St - Anne Neil & Sandra
Hill
4. New Land Farmers
NAB - Phil Shelton
5. “Old” Tanker Jetty
McCreeds Jewellers - Phil Shelton
6. 2017 Festival of the Wind Whale
Xings Sushi and Noodle - Esti Nagy
7. Wanju Kepa Kurl Boodja
Dempster Hair and Beauty - Matt Adnate
8. Esperance Scout Hall Kangaroos
The Esplanade - Esti Nagy
9. Kepa Kurl Maritime
Esperance Bay Yacht Club - Jarrod Pearman & Jennell Reynolds/Nannapa
10. Aunty Joan’s Dolly Mix
104 Dempster Street - Anita Revel
11. Tjaltjraak Mural & Esperance
Esperance Police Station - Atheleen Rose
Thomas - Jenelle Griffiths
12. Collective Public Art
Shop 12 Dutton Arcade (inside) - Jarrod
Pearman, Jarrad Price, Shannon Bowen
13. The Good Vibe
James St Boutique - Ian Mutch
14. Monkey Magic
Cloud Eleven - Jarrod Pearman
15. Leafy Sea Dragon Dreaming
Bay of Isles Leisure Centre - Jennell Reynolds
Esperance Scout Hall Kangaroos
Artist: Esti Nagi
Hungarian-born artist Esti Nagy feels a deep connection with animals and nature, and her inquisitive kangaroos on the Esperance Scout Hall are a testament to this. Painted for the 2018 Edge of the Bay festival, Esti used three kangaroos from the local Esperance Roo Haven as her models.
“Old”
Tanker Jetty
Take a stroll through Esperance’s history with Phil’s stunning mural, capturing the essence of the town’s cherished old jetty and preserving its memory for generations to come.
Artist: Phil Shelton
Artist: Graeme Miles Richards
Light Horseman