After establishing himself in his home land of New Zealand, Shanta and his art now grace the shores of Australia. Shanta brings with him his unique style that incorporates influences from nature and a playfulness that brightens the many walls that his art adorns.
Already a graphic designer, Shanta moved into the realm of street art and stencils, making his brightly coloured, eye-catching mark in the hot spots of Sydney with commissioned stencil pieces. Shanta also lent his talent to the Three Sixty Project by donating designs to help the charity send skateboards to development programs.
Shanta’s stencil work has also received great acclaim with Shanta currently a finalist in the 2011 Australian Stencil Art Prize. Shanta can add this exhibit to his already prolific exhibition history than began in 2009.
A love of photography and travel combine to create some of Shanta’s most impressive works. His travel stencils took images from real life and turned them into real art, focusing on the human element. These stencils capture moments and people in far away lands and Shanta brings them to life through his talented stencils.
Shanta’s career as an artist is only set to rise with an already impressive portfolio and commissioned street stencils. Shanta’s passion for his work and love of slamming out stencils on sunny afternoons will see him expand throughout the country. Shanta is the artist to watch.
- by Jolene Ogle
Exhibition History
• Easy Speak - Tortuga Studios, Australia 2011
• Interwoven III, Design Institute of Australia - Gaffa Gallery 2011
• Sidewayz Art Exhibition - The National Grid Gallery, Australia 2011
• Expo for Mattia - Naples, Italy 2011
• Australian Stencil Art Prize - Oh Really Gallery, Australia 2010
• Nocturnal Dreaming - Plump Gallery, Australia 2010
• Still Life - An Art Auction Fundrasier for FBi Radio, Art Gallery of NSW, Australia 2010
• Beware Mortality - The Wall, World Bar, Australia 2010
• Australian Stencil Art Prize Finialist 2010
• Made In Sydney - The Wall, World Bar - Viewers Choice Prize Awarded 2010
• Solo Show - Corridor Bar, Australia 2010
• Shanta - Love & Hate Clothing Group Show - 7th Chamber Gallery, New Zealand 2009
Already a graphic designer, Shanta moved into the realm of street art and stencils, making his brightly coloured, eye-catching mark in the hot spots of Sydney with commissioned stencil pieces. Shanta also lent his talent to the Three Sixty Project by donating designs to help the charity send skateboards to development programs.
Shanta’s stencil work has also received great acclaim with Shanta currently a finalist in the 2011 Australian Stencil Art Prize. Shanta can add this exhibit to his already prolific exhibition history than began in 2009.
A love of photography and travel combine to create some of Shanta’s most impressive works. His travel stencils took images from real life and turned them into real art, focusing on the human element. These stencils capture moments and people in far away lands and Shanta brings them to life through his talented stencils.
Shanta’s career as an artist is only set to rise with an already impressive portfolio and commissioned street stencils. Shanta’s passion for his work and love of slamming out stencils on sunny afternoons will see him expand throughout the country. Shanta is the artist to watch.
- by Jolene Ogle
Exhibition History
• Easy Speak - Tortuga Studios, Australia 2011
• Interwoven III, Design Institute of Australia - Gaffa Gallery 2011
• Sidewayz Art Exhibition - The National Grid Gallery, Australia 2011
• Expo for Mattia - Naples, Italy 2011
• Australian Stencil Art Prize - Oh Really Gallery, Australia 2010
• Nocturnal Dreaming - Plump Gallery, Australia 2010
• Still Life - An Art Auction Fundrasier for FBi Radio, Art Gallery of NSW, Australia 2010
• Beware Mortality - The Wall, World Bar, Australia 2010
• Australian Stencil Art Prize Finialist 2010
• Made In Sydney - The Wall, World Bar - Viewers Choice Prize Awarded 2010
• Solo Show - Corridor Bar, Australia 2010
• Shanta - Love & Hate Clothing Group Show - 7th Chamber Gallery, New Zealand 2009
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