An initiative of Brisbane City Council

Artforce Brisbane
An initiative of Brisbane City Council

Jasmail Dhaliwal & Kyra Wan Sum Tse

We Love Popcorn!

Sherbrooke Road & King Avenue, Willawong QLD
‘We Love Popcorn!’ is a cheerful and playful design created by Jasmail and Kyra. The artwork celebrates the joy that movies and popcorn bring to people in Brisbane. Across the city, movie nights are held in schools, communities, festivals, and family gatherings — and popcorn is always part of the fun. Our design features happy popcorn characters with bright colours, hearts, and friendly faces. We want pedestrians to feel relaxed and smile when they see the traffic signal box. The artwork aims to remind people of happy moments, like going to the movies after school, after work, or on weekends. The simple pleasure of holding a warm box of popcorn and enjoying a story brings people together, and we wanted to capture that feeling. By transforming an everyday traffic signal box into a fun and inviting artwork, we hope to create a small moment of joy for everyone passing by.
Box ID: B0924 (View Map Below)
Produced: May 2026

POPPING UP WITH POSITIVITY

Jasmail and Kyra Dhaliwal create a bright, smiling tribute to community movie nights.

Jasmail and Kyra are a creative duo who love experimenting with bold characters and happy designs. Inspired by how public art can turn ordinary streets into something fun, they collaborated to share a burst of positivity with their local neighbourhood.

Their artwork, ‘We Love Popcorn!’, celebrates the universal joy of community film nights across Brisbane. Featuring a crew of happy popcorn characters with bright colours and friendly faces, the welcoming design is intended to help commuters relax. They hope to remind passers-by of warm, comforting moments spent sharing stories with loved ones by transforming a mundane traffic box into a fun tribute.

Register your interest 
to paint a traffic signal box

TO BE ELIGIBLE

You must be a resident of Brisbane ie. living within the Brisbane City Council area.
You must not be an employee of Brisbane City Council.
You must not have painted more than two traffic signal boxes in a four year period and not in consecutive years.

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