Stories

April 12, 2026 - Street Art Stories

Stories are at the center of everything.  The most powerful and potentially debilitating being the ones inside our head.  The stories we tell ourselves.  The erosive stories we’ve been told.  Stories formed from our experiences.  That’s why it’s so vital we have access to and seek out alternative stories that give us strength and hope.  Help us realise our full potential.  Particularly our children and young people.

 

 

Not in a ‘Be wealthy and successful and famous’ way.  But to be kind enough to ourselves that we can then go out into the world more securely and do good.  Be a thriving, kind, compassionate and caring human being.  But that starts from within.

The Army of Ink and all the characters  are the carriers of stories full of strength, hope and possibility.  They pitch an alternative to what we’re being told (and sold) through social media and popular culture.

 

They put a caring arm around our shoulder and keep us safe and strong.  Encourage us to think and question what makes us who we are.  Help us take back some control over our sense of self.  Our lives.  Our world.  And our future …

Find The Army of Ink including Robin Small, Amelia Bloom and Rose and Boots and their stories across five parks in Melville.  See Melville Storylines for information.  Instagram @browneink.

October 12, 2023 - Robin Small Walks

 

Robin Small on river walking path below Goolugatup/Heathcote lowerlands (Perth, Western Australia)

September 22, 2023 - Street Art In Gallery

 

Boots The Clown.

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September 12, 2023 - Robin In The Pines

 

Robin Small street art Piney Lakes (Perth, Western Australia).

 

Boots in Kadidjiny Park (Melville, Western Australia).

Part of the Melville Storylines Festival.

June 12, 2023 - Street Library

 

Rose in the Street Library in Kojonup Park (Western Australia)

August 9, 2021 - Boots On The Street

 

 

(‘Boots the Clown.  World’s Greatest Act’.  Arrived out of isolation 2020.  Pakenham Street, Fremantle).

 

World’s Greatest Act Story Part I.

Caught in a spin, under lights left on, the crowd piled high in competition and clutter.  Until one, not so surprising day, an invisible curtain crept up.  ‘At last’, the big top moaned.  The crowd no longer applauded mindless acts.  The performance was over.

Finally, in tune with the, ‘Going, going, gone’, the crowd rose to reunite through the hands of a clock ticking.  Together again, they would perform the world’s greatest, most death defying act of all time …

Boots the Clown Series.