In 2021 I began working in the realm of public art, later delving into private mural commissions as well. As an artist that primarily works inside, on a small scale, and alone in the studio, having the chance to work on-site with the public and/or with clients that are able to interact with me in real-time has been a welcome change of pace.

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Having lived down in Richmond, Virginia for five years––a city rich with murals and a vibrant public arts scene––I was always intrigued by the idea of participating myself. So when, in December 2020, I was approached with my first offer, painting electrical boxes in the town of Haverhill, MA, I knew it was the perfect opportunity to start my journey. And after the tumultuous and isolating year of 2020, the start of my public art presence seems perfectly timed.