Context
As part of Eurovision’s presence in Liverpool, the Sound of Freedom initiative aimed to celebrate music’s ability to connect people across borders, cultures, and experiences.
The project formed part of a wider city-wide programme, using public art to reflect the spirit of the event while engaging both local audiences and international visitors.
CREATIVE Role
Lead Artist
Concept development aligned to Eurovision theme
Design and execution of large-scale mural
Translation of message into public-facing artwork
EXECUTION
The mural was developed in response to the theme Sound of Freedom, using a dynamic, free-flowing visual language to represent movement, expression, and connection.
The composition brings together elements inspired by music, culture, and unity—layered to create a sense of rhythm and energy within the piece.
Created at scale within a public setting, the work was designed to be immediately impactful while also holding depth on closer viewing—balancing accessibility with detail.
The mural sits within the wider context of the city during Eurovision, becoming part of the visual landscape experienced by both residents and visitors throughout the event.
Location: Tempest Hey Building, Liverpool (L2 2DT)
Curated by: Katya Taylor
Commissioned by: Culture Liverpool
Produced by: Port. agency (Kyiv)
Curated by: Katya Taylor
Commissioned by: Culture Liverpool
Produced by: Port. agency (Kyiv)
Outcome
Large-scale public mural delivered as part of Eurovision programme
Artwork aligned to Sound of Freedom theme
Contribution to Liverpool’s city-wide cultural activation
High visibility across local and international audiences
Impact
The mural extends the reach of Eurovision beyond performance spaces—embedding its message into the city itself.
By translating the theme into a public artwork, the piece creates a lasting visual marker of the event while reinforcing the role of art in shared cultural moments.
