After uploading three photos of the completed Silo Art Project to Facebook last week, staff at one of our sister publications were astonished to find that the post had reached a staggering 242,683 people with 2,766 shares, 1,500 likes and 272 comments.

"Is that for real, they look amazing? one person who saw the work commented.

"What a beautiful addition to a gorgeous town," another person posted.

"This would have to be my favourite of all the Silo arts - absolutely beautiful," another said.

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The mammoth project was arranged by the owners of Grenfell Commodities who sourced the world renowned Mongolian artist to complete the mural. 

Heesco spent five weeks in Grenfell completing the artwork which he says is the biggest mural he has ever attempted.

The silos stand at 30 metres and 22 metres respectively, over 800 cans of spray paint and about 130 litres of acrylic paints were used to complete the artwork. Since completing the Grenfell Silo project Heesco said the reaction of the public has been overwhelming.

"The feedback has definitely been overwhelming, social media posts are still being shared around and people are constantly commenting and giving me praise, I am very humbled by such an amazing response," said Heesco.

"It has been a wonderful experience, however it is great to be home with my kids and getting some rest now." he added.

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Grenfell now looks like becoming number 26 on the famous Australian Silo Art Trail. 

To view the stunning power point presentation visit the Australian Silo Art Trail Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/australiansiloarttrail/ and start planning your trip today.

If you are travelling from Cowra and would like to see the silos, continue through Grenfell and turn left at Camp Street and then left at West Street. The silos are a short drive on the right hand side.