Moving Murals Project Launch

GROUNDED - Yorke Peninsula Art Festival

Warooka’s Moving Murals Project is proudly launched as part of the 2025 Grounded Festival

Baker Bro's Gallery (The Top Shop)

Events at Ballara Art & Lifestyle Retreat

A collection of arts workshops and events at Ballara Art & Lifestyle Retreat in the GROUNDED Arts Festival program.

Warooka’s Moving Murals Project was started by community members and supported by the Warooka Progress Association. The murals were designed to bring visitors to the Southern Yorke Peninsula (SYP) and expand the popular Yorke Peninsula Art Trail.Inspired by the local environment, culture, and marine life, the murals feature trigger images that can be accessed through a free smartphone app. These images bring the artworks to life, sharing unique stories tied to each mural.The Moving Murals aims to engage viewers, especially young audiences and art enthusiasts, by turning static murals into interactive experiences. Created by local artists, the murals highlight Warooka’s cultural heritage and natural beauty.This initiative strengthens the town’s cultural appeal, boosts art tourism, and combines technology with visual art to connect people with the region’s stories and environment.Mural 1. Water Tank – Under A Jetty includes three trigger images: Shark Totem (Nharangga), Underwater Diving Journey and a glimpse about the Artists.Mural 2. Foodworks Wall – SYP Native Landscape also includes three trigger images: Rewilding Story, Brush-tailed Bettong (Yalgiri), Goanna / Mallee fowl.Mural 3. Warooka Hardware wall – The Coast between the scrub and the water. No trigger images are included in this mural, pending funding. Featuring the Nautilus Shell, Osprey, Coastal Saltbush, Plovers, Oyster Catchers and a Sea Eagle.Lead artist Jasmine Swales collaborated with local artists including Jason Swales, Rachelle Plazeriano, Lianne Cook, Steve Renfrey, Steph Ball, Harley Hall (Indigenous artwork), Liam Smith (sound), Orlando Mee (animations), Warooka Primary School students, and Uni SA Creative team members Ben Stubbs and Kim Munro for the Augmented Reality designs and app.The Warooka Moving Murals Project was graciously supported by:· FRRR· Landscape South Australia Northern &amp; Yorke· Warooka Progress Association· Country Art SA· Yorke Peninsula Council· Ballara Arts and Lifestyle Retreat· Warooka Hardware

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