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Trust Me aka Ross Liew is a highly accomplished, prolific and industrious New Zealand artist with over 20 years experience in public art. His work spans street art, murals and installations, often exploring politics, culture and ethics with a satirical edge.
Alongside his own practice, Ross cultivates the creative ecosystem around him. He is a founding member of Cut Collective, an Auckland-based art collective delivering accessible public art projects. He’s curated major initiatives including the Graffiato Street Art Festival in Taupō and All Fresco in Karangahape Road. His site-specific approach prioritises local identity, weaving social, cultural and natural histories into each project.
A trained graphic designer with a Master’s in Fine Art and Design, Ross continues to inspire and explore the role art can play in improving the quality of public spaces and community life.
