A powerful tribute to Geelong’s own rock legacy, this artwork honours Chrissy Amphlett, the fearless frontwoman of The Divinyls, born and raised in Geelong. Created through the 5G-ID street art project in Little Malop Street, her portrait forms part of a collection that brings internationally recognised, home-grown talent back into the city streets they once called home.

The work stands as a bold reminder of Amphlett’s enduring impact on Australian music, her deep connection to place and a local voice that helped shape global sound.