Scott Marsh is a prominent Australian street artist based in Sydney. He began his artistic journey in the graffiti scene during his teenage years. Trained in fine arts at the University of New South Wales, he combines classical technique with urban expression. Marsh is renowned for his large-scale murals that are political, satirical, and socially provocative. His work often tackles themes such as capitalism, environmental collapse, war, and political hypocrisy. He gained global attention with his mural of Kanye West kissing Donald Trump. Another controversial piece portrayed Tony Abbott with rainbow imagery during the same-sex marriage debate. He frequently responds to breaking news and global crises with immediate public artworks. His mural of George Pell as a convicted figure stirred national debate in Australia. In 2023, his painting of Netanyahu as a Nazi-like figure reignited conversations on the ethics of political art. Marsh’s murals are direct, unapologetic, and visually powerful. He uses satire not just for humor but as a sharp critique of media and leadership. His art appears both in galleries and on the walls of streets, merging activism with aesthetics. Marsh believes street art should challenge, provoke, and ignite public consciousness. Through his fearless visual language, he continues to inspire global dialogue on urgent social issues.