We painted this mural in the rec room of Jefferson Middle School in Washington D.C.

Fall 2020

We created this mural through Cultural DC. It was installed on the outside of a new apartment complex in Washington DC.

Spring 2020

We created several wayfinding murals throughout the Revolution Mill campus in Greensboro, NC. Revolution Mill was once one of the largest textile mills in North America.

Our designs on color choices for the pieces were inspired by the weavings the mill produced.

Fall 2020

We created this mural for the Turchin Center of Visual Arts at Appalachian State University in Boone, NC.

Summer 2020

We painted two murals for the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation in Baltimore, Maryland. The interior mural winds down the stairwell and greets the visitor at the front door.

We were commissioned to create a large, blacklight reactive mural for the new Meow Wolf location in Las Vegas, Nevada. This mural was created in the summer of 2020.

Laminae Wave is a recycled plastic installation we made for the “Incidental Monuments” exhibition at Goucher College, curated by Alex Ebstein and Amy Boone-McCreesh. We’ve been collecting this plastic for several years and this is the second installation we have made with it. All of the plastic in this piece is single-use and would have made its way to a landfill, or a tree, or a fish. This piece is a reflection of our relationship to consumerism and the way that we as a whole are so quick to throw things away without any real concept of where the trash goes.

Photography by Vivian Marie Doering

This piece combines visual language from its immediate surroundings into elaborate abstractions, creating a dialogue at the intersection of history, ecology, and contemporary painting practices. Through bold color combinations, this project helps to weave the city’s textile history into the physical landscape of Philadelphia.

This six story mural was painted in collaboration with Mural Arts.

Summer 2019

Created this mural for the Facebook Offices in Virginia.

Fall 2020

This is a mural we created for the Facebook headquarters in Washington, DC. We incorporated recycled cans and plastic as adornment for the mural.

We created this interior mural for 5 Iron Golf in downtown Baltimore.

• Fall 2019

This mural was created for the Wide Open Walls Festival in Sacramento, CA.

• Fall 2019

We loved painting this pedestrian bridge in Jersey City. The project was organized by the city and painted in the fall of 2019

We created this multi wall mural for the apartment complex The Guild in Washington D.C.

• spring 2019

We created this mural with Union Craft Brewing in Baltimore. The design of the mural represents the different stages of the brewing process. We had a ton of fun with Union- learning about brewing beer and drinking one or two along the way!

This installation was part of the Less is more show at @1amsf gallery, curated by @templechildren . "Tuft Love" is made from recycled plastic bags and old paint grids. The thought behind this piece was to use single use plastics to make a traditional craft object. 

We worked with a local faith group and community members from Catonsville, MD who frequent this park to create an abstract floor mural

We were invited by LAND studio to create this mural for the Gordon Square Arts District in Cleveland, Ohio.

Reflecting on the rate of our consumption as a society we chose to showcase our excess trash in a transformative and interactive installation. We wanted to recreate the experience of exploring a natural environment but with manufactured material. This installation is made from materials that we have been collecting over the past 5 years as well as things we salvaged while in San Francisco. It is made up of plastic bags, caution tape, paper bags, newspapers, old screens, and latex gloves. The time consuming and repetitive process of layering each piece of material highlights how important our small actions are on a larger scale.

From the outside it looks like a mountain and with a small opening on the floor, viewers can enter it much like a cave. When inside, the exterior light filters through the trash and softly glows as shadows dance on the walls. It is a space of peaceful reflection juxtaposed by the weight of our overconsumption hanging above.

We got the opportunity to hang out at @Starbucks HQ last fall. We tasted SO much coffee and learned all about their blending techniques. The blending process is a lot like creating a piece of art, we mixed different types of coffee together until we came up with a taste that we liked. Then we painted a mural inspired by our experience. We tried to mimic their process through painting, every time our shapes overlapped we mixed a new color of paint. We thought this was like the subtle undertones of the different coffee blends. You can see our art come to life in the limited edition #coffeestories packaging available in stores now #behindthesiren #ad#starbucks

This mural was created in partnership with Staufferstadt Arts in Strasburg, Virginia.

We painted this mural to coincide with the creation of a brand new playground for the Summit Plaza Apartments in Jersey City, New Jersey.

Mural created for the D.C. offices of Huge INC.

Winter 2018

This mural at the Starbucks Headquarters in Seattle, Washington was inspired by our experience creating a custom blend with the Starbucks team.

This double sided installation was created for the Juxtapoz Clubhouse, Miami Basel 2017

Materials: Reused plastic bags, reused beer cans, and latex paint

This mural was created for The Channel, a residential building in Washington D.C. 

Fall 2017

L 75' x H 9' 

This project was for the City of Knoxville. TN. The design was based off of traditional Appalachian weavings. 

Summer 2017

This installation was created through ZONE 3 in Boston, Massachusetts. We painted all four sides of the house, including the floor and roof. We added details to the design with recycled tin cans, plastic bags and bottle caps. 

Summer 2017

We designed this 75 foot long rug mural, people from the Raleigh community helped paint it in.

This 3 sides mural was created for Starbucks at the new MGM casino in Washington DC. 

4 panel rotational wall hanging

Materials: Batik, indigo, ink, applique

Measurement: 4' x 4'

Spring 2016

Materials: Batik, applique, indigo, ink, linen

Spring 2016

Year: 2016

Materials: batik, applique, indigo, ink

Size: L 6' x H 2.5'

This mural was painted as part of the street art festival District Walls, in Washington DC. 

Fall 2016

This mural was created through the Sandbox Initiative in conjunction with Washington College. It was painted over the course of one weekend with the help of over 30 youth from Chestertown and the university. 

Fall 2016

175' sculpture was made for Artmoshpere, the Russian Street Art Biennial. It is all hand batiked, dyed and stitched.

Made summer 2016

This 350' long floor mural was created through artSEA, a mural program in Seattle Washington. 

This mural is located at the Seattle Center and is right underneath the Space Needle. 

completed summer 2016

"Noodle in the Northern Lights"

280ft x 45ft

Summer 2016

In May 2016 we were invited to Charlotte, North Carolina to paint 3, 100 foot long rug murals along the newly renovated rail trail.

We lead workshops with the community, they helped us design and paint all of the murals.

Mural created for School 33's Beautiful Walls Baltimore project.

Winter 2015

Mural was created for the 0+ festival in November 2016

http://opositivefestival.org/

400 ft long mural created for the town of Bethesda, MD. September 2016

This project was curated through The Philadelphia Mural Arts program.  The 72' x 400' mural was created as a colorful interactive backdrop for an annual pop-up park in the heart of Philly. We transformed a parking lot into a place where people of all ages could hangout. We incorporated several games into the design of the mural, there’s a giant maze, a water park section with sprinklers, giant game boards and sandboxes.

Mural was designed in collaboration with Alexis Iammorino, and painted in by the community of Rockland, ME

This project was created in Washington Height, NYC and was organized by the Department of Transportation. Five artists were selected to paint the 900 foot tunnel. Each artist was giving 200 FT of the tunnel.

Spring 2015

This 13' x 13' mural was designed for Johns Hopkins University new technology incubator space. The mural was designed to rotate and create four different paintings.

Winter 2015

A series of free form guache paintings, created in the winter 2015. 

H 8" x W 4"

This diptych was made using traditional batik and dye methods, hand sewn applique and acrylic paint.

Summer 2014

Project was created for the international street art show, Open Walls Baltimore.

Spring 2014

This 350ft mural was painted through Baltimore City.

Spring 2014

This project was created for Pow Wow Hawaii 2014. Pow Wow is an annual street art festival that invites artists from all over the world to come and paint in Honolulu. 

H 30' x W 15' x D 15

http://powwowhawaii.com/

Rug mural was created the for Pow Wow Hawaii 2014.   L 40' x W 6'

http://powwowhawaii.com/

H 30' x W 40'  This mural was funded through the Baltimore City Mural Program and Civicworks. It was created in conjunction with a garden. It honors three young children that died in the alley due to gun violence.

Fall 2013

This diptych was created for Art Basel's, Women on the Walls gallery exhibition in Miami, FL. It was made using traditional batik techniques, hand dying methods and hand sewn applique.

Fall 2013

This 60' x 40' mural was created during the Richmond Street Art Festival.

September 2013.

This 200 foot rug was created in Rochester, NY for Wall/Therapy, an annual public street art show.

Summer 2013

This Symmetrical piece was created for the American Alliance of Museums conference. It was made using traditional batik techniques and hand dying methods.

Winter 2013

This mural was created for Atlanta's Living Walls Conference. The show featured 12 woman artists from around the world.

H 30' x W 35' x D 50'

Summer 2012

This mural was part of Open Walls street art showcase.

L 60' x W 50'

H 8' x W 16" This was created as part of the Current Gallery show, Painting on Walls in 2011.