Behind the artist, behind the project.

Living with epilepsy—specifically managing tonic-clonic (Grand Mal) seizures—has shaped how I navigate the world.For years, I hid my diagnosis under the weight of societal stigma. After three decades in a high-stress industry, I made a pivotal shift to prioritize my health, standard of living, and creative practice by becoming a full-time visual artist.Relocating to Wangaratta provided the perfect environment: proximity to regional mountain ranges for hiking and snowboarding, access to essential health infrastructure, and a landscape that continuously fuels my studio work, though the ongoing reality of managing triggers remains a part of my daily life.

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Art has been my constant companion since childhood. Returning to my creative roots—translating early graffiti influences into large-scale public murals—allows me to engage the community through bold, accessible visual art.

To bring this vision to life, I am developing a regional Street Art Trail created by a single artist: a curated series of large-scale public murals designed to spark open conversations around epilepsy, accessibility, and mental health. This initiative has already secured early support, with Haymes Paint and Tint Paint generously donating initial materials to launch our flagship installations here in the Rural City of Wangaratta.

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Key Community & Sponsor Opportunities

• For Property Owners & Businesses: I am gifting one fully funded public murals per year to designated community buildings in the Wangaratta region. Selected sites receive custom visual assets painted by an established artist, transforming plain walls into vibrant public landmarks.

• For Donors, Philanthropists & Corporate Partners: While initial paint supplies are secured and artist labor is donated, expanding the trail requires ongoing support for specialized equipment, rigging, surface preparation,protective anti-graffiti coatings, and project scaling across neighboring regional towns.

By championing this project, partners and property owners directly support regional arts infrastructure, promote health awareness, and help break down long-standing stigmas surrounding non-visible disabilities and mental health.

Get Involved

Whether you own a high-visibility wall in the Rural City of Wangaratta or want to support the operational costs of upcoming installations, your involvement helps build a lasting regional cultural landmark with a vital human message.

Thank you for your time, consideration, and support in making this initiative a reality.

 

About the murals that RHG donates.

- Each mural has a minimum starting pricing of $7000.00 which is ALL inclusive.

- The artwork is set to a medium level intricacy and an unlimited colour pallet.

- The artwork is collaborated with the owner or business that is attached to the wall so there is a level of ownership besides RHG.

- RHG try's to have the community involvement where ever possible.

 

You can support me in this epic project by - 

 

-- DONATING DIRECTLY 

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-- Purchasing a mural package.

-- Sharing, liking and following me on my social pages - ronanholdsowrthgallery            

-- Donating a wall

-- Just being kind to fellow humans.  

   

 

  If you would like to be apart of this awesome project somehow, please don't hesitate to get a hold of me and hopefully we can work together.

art@roannholdsworthgallery.au​

 

Business / buildings with murals.

* WANGARATTA

- Work Locker.                                                 

- Mind Body Space.

- F45 Training.

- Blue Studio.

- Wangaratta Club inc.

- Wangaratta Equine Emporium.

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