One of my favorite places to paint murals is in hospitals and medical centers, especially in pediatric centers. I don’t typically post all of my murals on here since I want my portfolio to focus on floral murals. Still, these other murals are a large part of my practice, and since I don’t have any new flower murals to share this year because of the pandemic, I thought I could share a few commissioned hospital murals. I am so grateful to the health care workers and staff at Penn State Hershey hospital, and I can only hope that my mural and show my gratitude and add a smile to their faces. ( even if a mask hides it) This mural here is supposed to look like a large scale drawing. The theme was Pennsylvania animals.

Time-lapse of  the rug piece for Reconstitute made from crushed dried clay.

Still Life, porcelain,mixed media, game projection mapping, 2018
​Collaborative project with Jeremy Maas for Rutger's exhibition Space Invaders. 

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I replicated a historic wallpaper from the Physick House in Philadelphia in clay and this is a vedeo of me deinstalling the show.

Mural on the side of the burg as part of Sprocket's Mural Festival

Photos by Sean Simmers