Sydney Harbour Painting

Patrick Edward Indo, known professionally as INDO, is a celebrated mural artist and graphic designer based in New South Wales, Australia. His work is renowned for transforming urban landscapes across the Metro and Regional NSW, particularly in the Macleay Valley, Sydney metro, and Port Macquarie region. Here's an overview of his career and achievements: Artistic Style and Contributions • Versatility: INDO is recognized for his versatility, able to deliver mural art across a wide spectrum of styles while maintaining a signature touch that makes his work instantly recognizable. His art is known for its vividness, positivity, and narrative depth. • Community and Professional Work: INDO has contributed to both community projects and professional commissions. He has worked with a variety of clients, including government organizations, multinational corporations, and private collectors. His clients include ING Direct, ANZ bank, Fuel TV, The Rolling Stones magazine, Monkey Shoulder whiskey, Vegemite Australia, Sony BMG, and SoundCloud. • Government and Corporate Collaborations: He has collaborated with several councils, such as the Inner West Council Sydney, Port Macquarie Council, Kempsey Council, Hornsby Council, and Northern Beaches Council, which have helped him gain significant recognition and expand his commercial reach. Notable Projects and Recognition • Enmore Mural: One of INDO's prominent works is a significant mural in Enmore, painted as part of the Inner West Council Perfect Match Program. This mural, titled "Dweeb City," features an iconic female band and was unveiled by the City Mayor. • Awards: His murals have earned prestigious accolades, including gold medals for painting in Savages Lane, awarded by the Australian Street Art Awards. • Live Performances: INDO has showcased his artistic talents through live art performances for renowned brands and festivals, further solidifying his reputation as a dynamic and engaging artist. Personal Ethos and Achievements • Artistic Growth: INDO's dedication to his craft is evident in his mantra, "Better, better, and better," which reflects his relentless pursuit of artistic growth and impact. • Recognition: His contributions to the art world and community have earned him the distinction of being a finalist for Australian of the Year twice, particularly for his mural and creative artwork contributions to the Macleay Valley in regional NSW.