ID: The front entrance of Morley Station, featuring a large, vibrant mural on the left pillar with bold letters spelling “MORLEY” in abstract style. Additional artwork is visible inside the station beneath a modern, transparent façade.
ID: A large mural painted on the wall of an underpass. It features an aerial view-style map with a winding river in deep greens and blues, overlaid with yellow road lines and textures resembling satellite imagery.
ID: A long, low building covered in a colourful mural depicting birds, plants, and natural elements. The wall art includes a pelican, black cockatoo, and other native wildlife surrounded by stylised leaves and abstract shapes, set against green grass
ID: Small public toilet building wrapped in a vibrant mural featuring native Australian flora and fauna. Bold shapes of birds, plants, and a lizard are painted in bright oranges, greens, and blues, with a red brick church in the background.
ID: Abstract mural on a dark green wall featuring oversized, simplified flower shapes in soft pink, white, and red tones with scattered circular elements.
ID: Realistic painting of a middle-aged man holding a chocolate-brown cat against a lush green tropical background. The man has short hair, a calm expression, and wears a dark shirt. The cat looks directly at the viewer with a serious expression.

featured projects

Haylee’s mural art portfolio includes several iconic public artworks in Perth and beyond. Last year, she worked with collaborator Rohin Kickett on a high-concept mural for a pedestrian underpass at the new Whiteman Park Station as part of the METRONET Morley-Ellenbrook Line project. This large-scale public artwork was completed on time and within budget, showcasing Haylee’s ability to manage complex, high-profile projects in a public art setting.

She then went on to create the artwork for METRONET's new Morley Train Station car park. This was informed by a large degree of research and collaboration with the community to create an incredibly bespoke mural that tells the story of Morley in an engaging and visually stunning way. Fieldey also designed the artwork for the perforated screens that envelop the three-story artwork.

This year she will be installing a massive 1.5 kilometre-long mural artwork for the new Armadale station viaduct. This is in collaboration with artists Mel McVee, Seantelle Walsh and Xander Rood (Amok Island). Mel and Haylee are project managing the entire complex install which includes 60 piers, two 30 metre-long retaining walls, a 300 metre-square soffit painting and lighting installation.

Please click on an image above to view the project.