Ross Liew is an artist and arts producer. He also works under the name TrustMe, as a street artist and founding member of Cut Collective, a group of Tāmaki Makaurau-based street artists who formed in the early 2000s.

Ross Liew (Oscar Low) is an art practitioner and curator with over 15 years of experience and interest in public art. Liew’s personal and professional focus is on the role art and artists can play in contributing towards the quality of our built environments and the …

1,470 Followers, 638 Following, 444 Posts - Ross Liew/Oscar Low/TrustMe (@mroscarlow) on Instagram: "CREATOR & CULTIVATOR Auckland ~ New Zealand"

2019年8月16日 · Ross (AKA TrustMe, AKA Oscar Low) is one of the artists featured in the show. Born to a Pākehā mother and a Chinese Malaysian father, Ross is white-passing at first glance. And even for Ross himself, it took some time to become cognisant of his ‘Chinese-ness’.

In this Herald on Sunday series, we ask well-known Aucklanders for their favourite spots in the city. This week, street artist Ross Liew Favourite beach? A pair of neighbouring beaches maybe...

I am an artist and independent contractor working in a range of areas but largely with a focus on public art and community development. I am drawn to work that requires creative problem solving and...

TrustMe (Ross Liew) is an art practitioner, advocate and curator with over 15 years experience in public art. He is a founding member of Cut Collective, an Auckland based art collective specialising in art led public projects and bespoke outcomes for commercial application.

Ross Liew is an Auckland-based artist, curator, and all round facilitator of creative goodness. We recently caught up to chat about his evolving creative practice and thoughts on the city he very actively makes a home.

Part of Toi Tu Toi Ora, the landmark exhibition of contemporary Maori art, the artwork is a series of 25 works on paper created by Shane Cotton and translated to a massive mural by street artist Ross Liew (TrustMe).

Ross Liew . Shared Lines: Aotearoa in Japan. Shared Lines: Kaikōura. Less Mao, More Elvis 2. Enamel on paper. 2018. 420mm x 297mm . My personal and professional focus is on the role art and artists can play in contributing towards the quality of our built environments and the communities that occupy and use them, while encouraging meaningful ...