“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.

Curb extension murals for Whittier Elementary School in Takoma, DC - a collaboration with Ann Gill. Design based on engagement with 2nd-3rd grade performing arts students.

Mural for Ann Marie Sculpture Garden

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.

This mural was created for Northeast Elementary School in Ithaca NY. Featuring multiple migratory butterfly species traveling across the landscapes of Ithaca and beyond, this piece is an homage to Article 14 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights -- freedom to move and seek asylum.

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.

Ground mural of historical community leader, Alexander Crummell. Painted for EmpowerDC as apart of their Fix Crummell Campaign to have the shuttered Brummell School reopened and renovated for community use in Ivy City. They won! Lettering done by 411 Collective.

You are the rain, the stars, the wind, the moon You are the brilliant sun, from nightfall to high noon You are the seasons in eternal swing; You are life, and your essence, evergreen This piece features a portrait of local DC artist Ann Gill, whose spirit is indeed evergreen.

Mural for the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights - this piece captures the spirit of advocacy, protest, dissent, and making one’s voice heard.