2021
8320 Colesvillee Rd. Silver Spring, MD
2,160 Sq. Ft.
Commissioned by the Tower Companies for the inaugural Blairs Mural Festival. The mural depicts two portraits juxtaposed with each other and uses floriography to symbolize self love and love of those that help us thrive.
2024
New North Citizens Council, Springfield MA
704 Sq. Ft.
Dedicated to the life, work and memory of Springfield, MA community activist Milagros “Terry” Rodriguez. A native of Brooklyn NY, Terry relocated to Springfield over 30 years ago, where she dedicated her life to family and public service. Her work encompassed many roles over the years, including HIV/AIDS & substance abuse counselor, advocate for the homeless, park commissioner, and athletic coach. Commissioned by CommonWealth Murals.
2024
6434 Castor Ave. Philadelphia PA.
2920 Sq. Ft
The mural honors the rich history of Northeast Philly’s Oxford Circle neighborhood. The composition features portraits of community members while exploring the ”continuum” of ethnic/cultural movement through time. From the original inhabitants (represented by the Lenape beadwork pattern on the left) to the uniquely vibrant cultural diversity of today. Commissioned by MuralArts Philadelphia.
2024
Baltimore Convention Center Baltimore, MD
Commissioned by 2024 Brush Mural Festival. Dedicated the flourishing artist community of Baltimore City.
2018
University of Maryland Medical, Center Baltimore, MD
Six 10ft x 12ft Interior Murals
Commissioned by UMMC’s Behavioral Health Unit. The artworks adorn the walls of patient rooms and common areas to enhance the environment where patients receive treatment.
2023
7172 Ogontz Ave. Philadelphia, PA.
2200 Sq Ft.
The piece embodies the neighborhood of West Oak Lane, the neighborhood I was raised in! Commissioned by Ogontz Ave. Revitalization Corp.
2023
Port St. and Ashland Ave. Baltimore, MD
1,440 Sq. Ft.
An ode to the memory of Ms. Connie Green, a pillar of the Milton-Montford community, who lived, raised her grandson, and nourished a community in this home.
2023
Shake & Bake Center (south facade)
Baltimore, MD
3000 Sq. Ft.
Produced in celebration of the 50th anniversary of HipHop. The mural depicts 11 vignettes, exploring the classic elements of hip-hop: MCing (rapping), DJing (Turntablism) Breakdance, Graffiti, Fashion, and Knowledge of Culture. Commissioned by Baltimore Dept. of Rec & Parks.
2018
Orleans Branch Library, Baltimore, MD
1,575 Sq. Ft.
Mural commissioned by the Enoch Pratt Free Library to bring new life to the children’s section at the Orleans street branch.
2024
St. Agnes Hospital Pediatric ER, Baltimore, MD
Commissioned by ER staff to brighten and enhance the family waiting area.
2018
Park Heights Ave. Baltimore, MD
Six Approx. 5.5 ft x 3ft Painted Sculptures
Wood, Acrylic. Polyurethane, Cement
Recipient of the 2018 Lots Alive Project Grant. Each hand embodies a symbolic tool for creating strong communities: determination, education, growth, creativity, peace and active building. Baltimore Office of Sustainability’s outdoor community art program, Lots Alive supports the creation of outdoor artworks sited on vacant lots along Park Heights Ave. Designed in partnership with the Baltimore Green Network, Lots Alive aims to breathe life into underutilized vacant spaces through creative interventions.
2021
Wolfe St & Biddle St, Baltimore, MD
3900 Sq. Ft.
Commissioned by the East Baltimore Development Corp. & John Hopkins University to brighten the neighborhood of Eager Park. The mural features teachers, students, families and a local veteran of Eager Park. The center panel of the background is inspired by the classic Baltimore Marble “stoop”. The outer panels are patterns based on the circle of life symbol, and the Hela Cells of Henrietta Lacks who was once a resident of Eager Park. Each flower bordering the mural has a symbolic meaning expressed through floriography, and inspired by the victory gardens and “arrabber” tradition of old Eager Park.
2024
Pee Wee Prep Early Childhood Academy, Philadelphia, PA
Varied Sizes
A colorful, engaging mural series installed on corridor walls and classroom spaces throughout the school building.
2022
Mt. Sinai Levindale Hospital, Baltimore, MD
440 Sq. Ft. Interior
Commissioned by Hospital management to enhance the new employee relaxation space.
2023
YouthWorks Headquarters, Baltimore, MD
630 Sq. Ft.
Through a partnership with the Baltimore’s Black Arts District and YouthWorks, a group of apprentices ages 14-18, were lead through the process of designing & installing a large scale exterior mural. The artwork commemorates YouthWorks 50th anniversary celebration, unveiled August 2023 by Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott and the community. Over the summer, our youth worked together to bring the mural project to life and learned new skills in design, painting, materials knowledge, community & press engagement, social media management and administrative logistics.
2022
Private Residence
750 Sq. Ft.
2022
Pimlico Race Course, Baltimore, MD
210 Sq. Ft.
Entryway mural activation created for Preakness 147’s “Last Resort Art Garden” on the Pimlico infield. Curated by Derrick Adams, acclaimed artist and founder of The Last Resort Artist Retreat.
2018
Park Heights Ave. Baltimore, MD
Five Approx. 5.5 x 3ft Painted Sculptures
Wood, Acrylic, Polyurethane, Cement
Public art activation for the 2018 Lots Alive Grant. The carnival style “cutouts” invite local youth, to imagine of what their future careers and passions could look like. Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts and the Baltimore Office of Sustainability’s outdoor community art program, Lots Alive supports the creation of outdoor artworks sited on vacant lots along Park Heights Ave. Designed in partnership with the Baltimore Green Network, Lots Alive aims to breathe life into underutilized vacant spaces through creative interventions.
2019
1601 Calhoun St. Baltimore, MD
470 Sq. Ft.
Painted with the assistance of 10 apprentices ages 14-18 from Baltimore YouthWorks “Art @ Work” summer employment program coordinated by Jubilee Arts Center.
Sandtown/Penn North (Historic Pennsylvania Ave.) was the neighborhood at the center of protest and unrest, following the death of Freddie Gray. The design was inspired by ideas, values and the community’s hopes for the future, collected through interviewing Sandtown residents during neighborhood canvassing.
On the left, a portrait of Jaila, one of our apprentices, and a Sandtown resident. She is holding a daffodil, one of the first flowers to bloom in the spring, and a symbol of rebirth. The progression of time represented by imagery of a family walking together from the Pennsylvania Ave. of the past, towards the present. Above the buildings, the South African Protea flower, a symbol of hope and perseverance. The Gladiolas flower (named after the Gladiators of Ancient Rome) a symbol of strength and integrity; alongside Butterfly milkweed, blue cardinal and cinnamon fern, plants native to Maryland.
2022- “Baer Strong”
360 Sq. Ft. elevated corridor mural
2024- Library Murals
Approx 400 Sq. Ft.
Commissioned by William Baer School, serving Baltimore’s disabled and medically fragile youth.
2022
Robert C. Marshall Rec Center, Baltimore, MD
650 Sq. Ft.
Commissioned by the LifeStraw company in partnership with Jubilee Arts. The mural design features a youth surrounded by supportive community in the form of hands pouring water (the source of life) from Calabash, a gourd used by cultures around the world to make pottery. A garden of flowers (Dahlia, Phylox, Lupinus, and White Orchid) symbolize safety, love, community and encouraging imagination.
2019
Banneker Douglass Museum, Annapolis, MD
144 Sq. Ft.
Installed in the interior gallery of Banneker- Douglass Museum alongside 12 other mural works as apart of the Black Vote Mural Project, exploring the history voting rights in America.
2019- “Under the Sea”
10ft x 12ft
Commissioned by Heart of American Foundation in partnership with Under Armour for Sandtown Winchester Achievement Academy.
2021- “Playtime!”
Approx. 6ft x 3ft
Exterior Mounted, Painted Sculptures
Wood, Acrylic, Polyurethane
Commissioned by Kaboom! for the Sandtown Winchester Achievement Academy Playground.
2018
Oliver Street Bridge, Baltimore, MD
8ft x 200ft
Designed & Installed in collaboration with mural artist Chelsea Henery for the Greenmount West Community located on both sides of the Oliver Street Bridge. The design features maps of the Greenmount West neighborhood, Baltimore city as a whole and the World Map, juxtaposed with portraits of local community members.
2019
Middle Branch Park, Baltimore, MD
Wood, Acrylic, Polyurethane
Pergola installation in Middle Branch Park for Art On The Waterfront, a citywide festival and temporary sculptural exhibition sponsored by Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts in partnership with Baltimore City Department of Recreation & Parks with support from the South Baltimore Local Development Council and South Baltimore Gateway Partnership.
