Make it stand out
“We Are Chinatown” speaks to all who live, work, and love DC Chinatown—a place where cultures, identities, and histories intersect, where community leaders rise up, and where the spirit of resilience will always shine through.
Read more about this project at www.savechinatowndc.org/we-are-chinatown
Title
"We Are Chinatown”
Location
611 H St NW, Washington DC 20001
Year
2024
Title
Express Yourself!
Location
Whittier Elementary School, Takoma Park DC
Year
2024
Curb extension murals at the intersections at 4th and 5th Streets and Sheridan St NW, for the DC CAH Color the Curb Program. Mural designs were informed by engagement with 2nd-3rd grade performing arts students at Whittier Elementary, highlighting students’ love for music, dancing, drawing, gaming, and community.
Title
Power & Strength
Location
1331 H St NE, Washington DC 200
Year
2022
This mural celebrates Earline Budd, a fierce leader in the DC trans community. H Street has been developed as a transitory space, a commercial strip connecting one part of the city to the next - Ms Budd's story also involves connecting people, places and identities, and she's in it for the long haul.
Title
Freedom to Move
Location
Northeast Elementary School
Ithaca, NY
Year
2022
"FREEDOM TO MOVE" at Northeast Elementary School focuses on the human right to migrate and to seek asylum, as enshrined in articles 13 and 14 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Every year, millions of people must flee and migrate due to state violence and climate crisis, from issues ranging from trafficking, war and occupation, to poverty and displacement. Many of these people face persecution, migrant detention, abuse and deportation. This piece calls for a world where humans too, have the freedom to move, and honors the many indigenous, refugee, and migrant communities, children and families, in Ithaca and beyond, who strive to be free.
Title
Land of Honey
Location
1098 Delaware Ave SW
Year
2022
This piece was created for SW Community Gardens. It depicts one hand passing an echinacea flower to the next -- in the bed of flora. Carpenter bees, which live in the gardens, are also represented in the mural. This mural project included a paint-by-the-numbers community painting session.
Title
Breath of Life
Location
1212 4th St SE
Year
2024
Created for a yoga studio in Navy Yard, Washington DC. Ethereal blend of landscape, figurative forms, and flower petals - capturing the essence of inner peace realized through balance and movement. This piece has served as a contemplative and grounding backdrop for many as they develop and deepen their personal yoga practices.
