Brolga is an Australian-based artist and illustrator who first gained recognition for his large-scale wheat pastes, street art, and murals on the streets of New York. With an aesthetic that blends graphic punch and daydream-like looseness, he crafts characters that speak without words, inviting audiences into imaginative, universal stories.
His art began on the road. Growing up in Australia, Brolga's family would make days-long journeys across the country, moving house from Queensland to the Northern Territory and back, and it was on these trips through the remote terrain of his home that he first started illustrating his surreal, imaginative characters. Influenced by years of travel and living abroad, those characters now appear across murals, installations, prints, and brand collaborations alike, always carrying the same playful, wordless storytelling at their core. His work has been commissioned by the likes of Nike, Jaguar, Apple, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Lego, Google, The New York Times, BMW, and YouTube Kids.
For sizing and delivery details click HERE.
Brolga is an Australian-based artist and illustrator who first gained recognition for his large-scale wheat pastes, street art, and murals on the streets of New York. With an aesthetic that blends graphic punch and daydream-like looseness, he crafts characters that speak without words, inviting audiences into imaginative, universal stories.
His art began on the road. Growing up in Australia, Brolga's family would make days-long journeys across the country, moving house from Queensland to the Northern Territory and back, and it was on these trips through the remote terrain of his home that he first started illustrating his surreal, imaginative characters. Influenced by years of travel and living abroad, those characters now appear across murals, installations, prints, and brand collaborations alike, always carrying the same playful, wordless storytelling at their core. His work has been commissioned by the likes of Nike, Jaguar, Apple, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Lego, Google, The New York Times, BMW, and YouTube Kids.
For sizing and delivery details click HERE.
