
Australian artists Guido van Helten works on his latest mural project, a grain silo in the South Australian town of Coonalpyn.

Van Helten uses a cherry picker to paint his silo mural entitled "Unity" in Jacksonville, Florida, US.

Van Helten's first silo painting in Brim, a small town in Victoria, Australia, attracted global attention back in 2015.

It took van Helten only ten days to paint this mural of a woman in traditional dress in Kiev, Ukraine.

Portrait of Marina Marchenko, a teacher in the town of Avdiyivka, Ukraine. The building was hit by a rocket during fighting in 2014.

A mural painted inside Chernobyl Reactor number five to mark the 30th anniversary of the nuclear disaster at Chernobyl in Ukraine.

Painted in the border town of Fort Smith, Arkansas, US, this work explored the notion of the American hero in modern life.

Van Helten working on his painting of Ed, a Native American from the Apache Tribe, in Fort Smith Arkansas.

This silo mural painted in Jacksonville, Florida, US is entitled "Unity" and depicts a deaf activist called Connell and Sara, a Palestinian-American.

A work in the city of Estrada de Mexico, on the outskirts of Mexico City, highlights the problems of Feminicide -- or violence against women -- in the country.

A painting of Valeria, a young girl in the city of Ecatepec, Mexico.

A depiction from a scene in the play "No Exit," by Jean-Paul Satre, on the side of a building in Reykjavik, Iceland.

Contemporary dancer Anna Seymour depicted on an exterior wall of Melbourne Polytechnic's Prahran Campus in Victoria, Australia.


