Mural Projects
We Focus on Beauty
Swimming in Taffy
Swimming in Taffy is a large-scale floor mural created for the Manhattan apartments on Roosevelt Island. The work captures the carefree energy of childhood summers spent at the pool, where the craving for a quick snack from the vending machine often meant choosing candy as the only option. Through playful color and immersive scale, the mural reflects the nostalgia, spontaneity, and youthful excitement tied to those small but memorable moments.
Victory Mural
The Victory Mural was an overnight collaborative project created alongside Slick Rick and The Bronx Native for the opening of Slick Rick’s most recent album, Victory. The mural captures the energy and legacy of hip-hop culture through bold imagery and street-inspired visual storytelling, celebrating both the album’s release and the enduring influence of New York artistry.
Take me to a place
Take Me to a Place is a large-scale mural project created in collaboration with Brendan T Mcnally and P.S. 297 , inspired by the idea of encouraging students to pursue their dreams and imagine limitless possibilities for their future. Spanning 175 feet wide and reaching heights of up to 40 feet tall, the mural features portraits of Neil deGrasse Tyson and Cornel West — two influential scholars chosen by the school community as figures of inspiration and aspiration for its students.