A Nelson Bay born artist raised by both Newcastle and Port Stephens, Jordan has a strong connection with
the cities architecture and a profound appreciation of the regions wealth of natural beauty .From a young age
Jordan displayed a unique passion for creation and self expression with a strong drive towards murals, participating in council programs and workshops with Port Stephens and Newcastle City Council from the ripe age
Jordan’s first displays of public art came at the age of 15, being recruited by a council organised, Lion’s Club
facilitated project to paint bus stops around the Port Stephens area with the works residing in Salamander for
Jordan continued to grow in skill , ability and motivation, at 17 years old traveling weekly to Newcastle for
creative opportunities provided by The Loft and Newcastle Beach Aerosol Art Program, as well as seeking
new and exciting projects personally. That same year Jordan was invited to do an aerosol demonstration of
live painting at the Tilligerry Arts Fair and was involved in the Port Stephens art projects resulting in a nomination
After fine tuning himself and his skill set at 18, Jordan sort to engage with the transnational mural community,
taking art to numerous countries of Europe , Scandinavia and Asia. Seizing the opportunity to craft artworks
from Stockholm to Lisbon and London to Istanbul, Jordan grew exponentially as a person and an artist
Upon his return to Australia, Jordan sort to make his place and continue to grow his skill set amongst Australia’s
premier aerosol art scene in Melbourne. A year of learning and 100 ‘s of murals in the city, Jordan constructed
an idea of what was possible, everything is possible. Lucky has made the pilgrimage back to the city
of Newcastle and the future has never looked more exciting!