Brolga is an Australian-born artist and illustrator who took up art formally after moving to New York, first enrolling in casual illustration classes and later in full-time illustration study in Manhattan. He works across large-scale wheatpaste street art, murals, installations, and prints, developing a graphic, character-led style built around wordless visual storytelling. In 2015, while still in art school, he painted a portrait mural of Muhammad Ali in Williamsburg, Brooklyn; after Ali's death later that year, the mural became an informal tribute site and drew international press coverage from outlets including CNN and Sports Illustrated. Brolga continues to work in Brooklyn, sharing his murals and illustration work through his website and Instagram.