Murals for Communities
Street art murals contribute significantly to the well-being and vibrancy of communities in various ways. Public art installations serve as powerful tools for cultural expression, allowing local artists to showcase their talents and share their stories. Murals often become reflections of a community's identity, history, and diversity, fostering a sense of pride and belonging among residents, transforming once-neglected urban spaces into vibrant and engaging areas and encouraging community members to explore and interact with their surroundings.
Street art murals also have the potential to inspire dialogue and spark important conversations on social and political issues, serving as catalysts for positive change. Beyond the aesthetic enhancement, these murals can contribute to economic development by attracting tourists and promoting local businesses. Ultimately, street art murals act as catalysts for community cohesion, cultural enrichment, and urban revitalization.
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Speak Bird, Speak Again
A tribute to the book ‘Speak Bird, Speak Again - A book of Palestinian folk tales’ by Ibrahim Muhawi and Sharif Kanaana.
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Two Mile Hill
A High Streets Recovery and Renewal commission, funded by Bristol City Council and the West of England Combined Authority’s Love our High Streets project.
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Brislington High St
A collaboration with Anna Haycock Wilson and Bex Glover, working with communities in Brislington, Bristol to transform the high street flyover.
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You Inspire Me
A series of youth workshops with the YMCA in Bourneville, North Somerset leading to a 30 meter long mural for Windwhistle Primary School.
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Love for Bristol
A collaboration with Sepr to bring some love to the Hotwells area through funky lettering and cupid characters.
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The Park Centre
A series of youth workshops culminating in a mural for The Park Centre in Knolwe West, Bristol.
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Proud Bar
A Mural for The Proud Bar in Weston Super Mare, painted as part of the 2022 Weston Wallz project in conjunction with UPfest.
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Freemantle Lane
Two murals painted on a double garage in Cotham, Bristol
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Cumberland Piaza
Murals painted at Cumberland Plaza, Bristol, contributing to the work of Art Under the Flyover and Hotwells & Cliftonwood Community Association.