Street art culture by Angus Mcauliffe

Photo 1

angusmcauliffe — 2025-07-28 23:17:43 UTC

This is a non-commissioned mural which looks like an angel with dark wings looking down at a black cat. This painting could have been influenced from gothic culture because of the angle and dark wings. Black cats are often symbols of mystery and independence. This artwork is trying to bring awareness to this culture.

Photo 2

angusmcauliffe — 2025-07-28 23:19:55 UTC

This photo is a woman wearing a bandana. This artist could have come from Afghanistan where the women there weren't allowed to have education and were very mistreated. The bandana might have been in the street art because the artist had to hide her identity to hide from the Taliban. The significance of this mural is to show the struggles of women in other countries where they don't have equal rights.

Photo 3

angusmcauliffe — 2025-07-28 23:26:08 UTC

This artwork is of a mouse that is looking up and is sniffing the air. This might have been from a British artist trying to spread a awareness that some countries have huge mouse infestations and there can be homes with many mice. This artwork is also like photo 4 where its someone who came to Australia and tried to spread awareness about different things.

Photo 4

angusmcauliffe — 2025-07-28 23:27:04 UTC

This artwork could have been based of of the greek god hades. Because of this, the artist was from Greece and tried to spread more of a word about less known gods like hades because everyone knows Zeus and Poseiden.

Photo 5

angusmcauliffe — 2025-07-28 23:28:12 UTC

This is a commissioned mural which is an artwork is of a forest with a clock hidden in it. This could be trying to signal how people and Australia don't have very long to protect forests like these and how climate change is killing it. This might be from an indigenous artist trying to communicate how to protect the wilderness.