“See something, say something”- Curb extension mural - 22nd and q st se Washington, d.c.
The design for See Something, Say Something was informed by conversations facilitated with Kramer Middle School students in Southeast DC about LGBTQIA+ safety. See Something, Say Something serves as a reminder to speak up and support LGBTQIA+ students experiencing bullying and harassment for their sexual orientation, gender identity, and expression. The protective angel eyes and observing goddess at one intersection depict being diligent in identifying when LGBTQIA+ students need protection. The speech bubbles, protest sign, and voice goddess demonstrate taking action to create spaces for LGBTQIA+ young people, especially those living at the intersections, to safely learn and grow into themselves.
“3,2,1” - Curb Extension Mural - Meridian Place and 14th St NW Washington, D.C.
Designed and installed a six-part surface mural for the DC Department of Transportation (DDOT), Pipkin Creative, and Chalk Riot! to slow down traffic and increase pedestrian safety by extending the curb with playful art highlighting local businesses and community members. The mural showcases Columbia Heights businesses and communities highlighted in the poem, “3,2,1” written by Mazaré.
Highway Column Mural, Albany, NY
Designed and installed a 30-foot-tall exterior mural under a highway for the Albany Parking Authority and Albany Center Gallery as part of an initiative to embrace art as a way to beautify and contribute to the economic resurgence of downtown Albany while transforming parking garages into urban canvases. The mural design celebrates the contributions of immigrants to Albany and illustrates migration as a natural process that creates luscious ecosystems and tremendous growth..