The latest artwork, which is part of an ongoing project, will be seen in King Edward St and Carey Ave.
South Dunedin Street Art Trail trust volunteer Rachel Elder said people should be prepared for a "performance" by artist Koryu Aoshima, who is scheduled to begin on Monday.
"This is a wonderful performance and slow revealing of an artwork as it evolves over a week. [It is] one which draws the viewer in over the process of a week.
"As people see the pieces unfold they become an active audience and feel a sense of participation and ownership of the pieces as they unfold."
It comes after the Otago Daily Times revealed work has begun on a new addition to the South Dunedin Street Art Trail — a mural by artist Guy Howard-Smith, covering two walls of the Stevenson and Williams’ building near the intersection of Prince Albert Rd and Bellona St.
Mrs Elder said it was not just the art, but the way it connected people.
It is all part of Ebb and Flow, a street art festival organised by the trust featuring large-scale, live mural painting and street art workshops.
"The murals will celebrate the people, land and stories that make our community unique."
