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Public Art Lovers!
Support the Kāpiti Coast’s thriving street art scene by helping fund a new mural in the heart of Ōtaki township.

I have been granted permission to create a new large-scale mural on the corner of Matene and Main Street, Ōtaki. The existing artwork on this wall was painted five years ago, and since then my experience, skills, and artistic vision have grown significantly. It is now time to refresh this space with a new original masterpiece that will cover the entire 64m² surface.

I am reaching out for public support to help make this project a reality. As a working artist, there are substantial production costs involved. To make this opportunity viable, I am seeking donations to contribute toward materials, equipment, and associated costs, with the aim of completing the mural in April 2026.

👉 If you can contribute, please click HERE your donation will go directly toward making this mural a reality.
👉 If you can’t donate, please help by sharing this page and spreading the word.

Thank you, I look forward to continuing to uplift our communities through public art.

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Influenced by ancient cultures, mythology, legend, sci-fi, spirituality, and the natural world, Theo creates dynamic works ranging from intimate canvases to large-scale murals that bring entire walls to life.

With over 20 years of practice and working full-time as an artist since 2017, Theo has painted more than 60 murals across Aotearoa New Zealand, as well as internationally in Australia, Indonesia, and Malaysia, with many more countries on the horizon.

Theo is always seeking new experiences, knowledge, and adventures to draw inspiration from. His artistic alchemy extends beyond painting: each day is a fresh canvas, self-mastery the medium, and his life’s journey a masterpiece in the making.

Click the button below to discuss your ideas and get a quote.

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Theo Arraj Painting
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