David Booth [Ghostpatrol]'s 'Big Blue Dolphin' sculpture

David Booth's Big Blue Dolphin for Holding, 2019

Working under the pseudonym 'Ghostpatrol', David Booth first made a name for himself on the walls of Melbourne’s laneways. Working with ephemeral techniques, by 2007 Booth had built an international reputation as a leading street artist. However Booth’s practice, grounded in a passion for drawing and sketching, has always been split between street-based works, including temporary sculptures and installations, and that of a contemporary studio-based practice. As a result Booth sees his role often floating between that of a contemporary artist, commercial designer, mural painter and artistic collaborator.

Measuring 11 x 39 x 10 cm, marine ply, synthetic polymer paint and polyurethane