Experience

Scott Rathman has been a full-time professional artist since 2015 and has been creating art since he was 14. Over the past 25 years, he has worked extensively in schools, running workshops with students and staff to foster creativity, cultural understanding, and community engagement.

He has painted over 700 murals across South Australia, New South Wales, and Victoria, collaborating with schools, community organisations, and local governments. His murals tell stories of connection, resilience, and community through vibrant colours and symbolic designs. With years of experience working alongside diverse groups, Scott brings community ideas to life, transforming spaces into places of reflection, learning, and pride.

Each mural represents his deep commitment to strengthening communities through art, leaving a lasting impact on both people and place.

From Port Lincoln to Wilmington, Loxton to Port Augusta, Port Wakefield to Hamley Bridge, Semaphore to Naracoorte, Bondi to Richmond, Balmain to Airds, Guildford to Barraba, Box Hill to Bunyip…..we travel far and wide to bring our murals and workshops to communities of all sizes. Whether it's transforming a school wall, running an interactive workshop or collaborating on a meaningful community project, we are passionate about sharing stories through art. No matter where you are, we’ll bring creativity, connection, and storytelling to your space.

  • Dream it.

    It all begins with an idea, a moment of inspiration, a conversation, a vision for something more. Maybe it’s a story that needs to be told, a feeling that needs to be expressed, or a space that is waiting to come alive. Ideas come from everywhere, they are memories, experiences, connections to people and place. They start as a spark, a thought, a sketch on paper and from there they grow. The power of an idea is that it holds possibility, it invites imagination, collaboration, and the chance to create something meaningful.

  • Create it.

    Every artwork starts with a vision, shaped by the people who use and occupy the space. We listen to their stories, their experiences, and what matters most to them. These conversations form the foundation of the design, ensuring that the artwork is meaningful, reflective, and connected to the people. The design process brings these ideas to life, blending themes, colours, and symbols into a visual story that resonates. The real transformation begins by turning walls into canvases, spaces into places of identity and inspiration. The final artwork is more than just paint on a surface, it is a lasting expression of the people and stories that shaped it.