Photography by Lydia Smith.
Louise Kirby is a visual artist and designer who creates site specific artworks to enhance spaces and experiences in the public realm to help support positive wellbeing.
Louise has a vision of the world full of colourful creative interventions to help people feel more comfortable, uplifted and connected to the world around them. Within her work she brings the positives into focus to help people connect to the world around them. To inspire, to connect and delight!
Through creative consultation with clients and stakeholders she creates meaningful designs with impact that resonate with people to help create a sense of belonging and connection. Each commission is distinct to the organisation or space with a flavour of her signature style of playful pattern, conscientious colour and meaningful references that captures a sense of place. She is experienced at leading engaging consultations sessions to understand the user experience and ideas for suitable artwork. She has excellent design skills for applying artwork to various applications of fabrication, works to all scales to create professional outcomes within budget. She loves working to briefs that have a positive impact in the world. Her designs have a range of applications from applied artwork to colourful pocket parks, colourful crossings and ground graphics, decorative steel gates, interior and exterior environmental graphics and murals.