Murals and Public Art

I create custom murals (paint and mosaic) as well as public art projects including collaborative murals and mosaic sculptures. Creating public art has a way of connecting people that I find to be unique and deeply meaningful. I have been creating murals, collaborative art and community art since 2015, and I have worked on several public art projects in both paint and mosaic through the Twin Cities. I am a part of the mosaic team at Mosaic On A Stick (with lead artist Lori Greene) and I’m also a part of the Minneapolis-based BIPOC-led mural collective Creatives After Curfew. Creating artwork that is accessible and creating spaces to make art with community is important to me, and I am grateful for the mentors and life-long friendship I have made on this journey.

I love creating both indoor and outdoor murals in both painting and mosaic mediums. Please contact me if you would like to commission a mural or if you would like to collaborate on a project.

Mural at Timber and Tie Urban Apartments (2022)

Mural created in collaboration with Creatives After Curfew artists Leslie Barlow, Maiya Lea Hartman, and Silent Fox. This mural was commissioned for the community room in the Timber and Tie affordable housing apartments in Northeast Minneapolis.

Fairytale Mural (2022)

Commissioned mural inspired by fairytales.

Mystic Portal Mural (2022)

Commissioned mural inspired by magic, fairies and moths emerging from an open door in the middle of the woods.

Resilience- Target Mural (2022)

This mural was created in collaborations with Creatives After Curfew artists Leslie Barlow, Maiya Lea Hartman, Silent Fox, Bayou Bay, and Isaiah Hunter. This mural was commissioned by Target (located on Lake Street and Highway 55 in south Minneapolis) and our team given the theme “resilience”. We created our design to honor and commemorate the historical site of the 2020 uprising following the murder of George Floyd, as this Target is located directly across from the burned down 3rd precinct in south Minneapolis - which now stands as a symbol of resistance against police brutality.

Plants and Shrooms for Your Immunes (2020-2021)

Collaborative project painted with local Minneapolis artist, Nell Pierce. The intention of the project was to share and increase access to knowledge about local medicinal plants native to Minnesota. Project lead was Candida Gonzalez, and three other murals were created under the same project with artists from the collective, Creatives After Curfew. This mini-mural lives on a neighbor’s fence facing Powderhorn park in south Minneapolis, MN.

An Unexpected Guest - Mural at Hulaween Music Festival (2019)

Mural created on lasor-cut plywood for the annual Hulaween Music festival art installation in Suwanee Live Oak, Florida.