It was HunReal that Maser offered his time and artistic accomplishment to the conversation starting #RepealThe8th mural at Project Arts Centre. This is an issue that affects so many people in this country and we can’t continue to offload responsibility for it and ignore it. We wanted to work with him to create something that would start a conversation and get people thinking about what it means to them.

The more we talk about it, explore what repealing it actually means and what comes afterwards; how many people it has affected, and continues to affect; the less stigmatised women’s healthcare decisions and basic human rights become.

Maser offered up his time for free and any expenses incurred in the creation of the mural were covered by the artist.

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