Australia’s most beloved regional street art festival, Wall to Wall, is set to electrify Mordi Village this April, transforming the seaside suburb into an open-air masterpiece.
Curated by the renowned Juddy Roller team (Silo Art Trail, Collingwood Housing Project), this year’s festival boasts an extraordinary lineup of ten world-class street artists who will double the precinct’s murals in just two days, from Saturday 5 – Sunday 6 April.
Among the standout artists, rising star Drez will invite festival-goers into a mesmerizing visual portal, while Smug’s hyper-realistic mural work is sure to captivate with its depth and precision. Minna Leunig, daughter of the late Michael Leunig, will bring her poetic artistry to the festival, and LA-based trailblazer Lauren YS will transform a vintage Porsche 911 into a psychedelic showpiece.
Beyond breathtaking murals, Wall to Wall will foster a vibrant community spirit – including a lively block party with DJ beats, gourmet food trucks, and craft brews. Guided art tours, interactive workshops, and a custom gin collaboration with St Felix promise an unforgettable experience.
“Wall to Wall has always been more than just an art event—it’s a cultural celebration,” said festival founder Shaun Hossack.
“As we mark our tenth anniversary, we’re celebrating the over 110 stunning murals that we’ve brought to life across four different locations, and the inspiring legacy that endures long after the walls are painted,” he said.
Wall to Wall 2025 takes place Saturday 5-Sunday 6 April in Mordialloc from 10am – 9pm
Mordi Village Arts and Cultural Precinct is located along Lamana Road and surrounding laneways in Mordialloc. For more information visit juddyroller.com.au
