Gaby Hernandez, Executive Director of Órale asked me to design and paint a mural for their downtown Long Beach offices that reflects the organizations mission, goals, and community members. We collaborated on how to visualize a all of their work while also creating a mural that can also move and grow as the organization does.

Exhibition of Portraits displayed at Union Station PassageWay Art Gallery. Metro LA. Los Angeles, CA

2023

This screen printing workshop was part of a collaboration between the Museum of Latina American Art and Órale (formerly LIBRE). It was aimed to connect local underserved communities with access to the arts.

2021

Community Sundayz, organized and started by community activist Maria Lopez as a free communal gathering space for people to come together. We designed a t shirt logo in which people can bring their own shirts and screen print the design for free.

Mural honoring faith, culture, and student success.

Westside Long Beach,CA

The workshop is about creating small works of art that will change and transform when part of it are shared with others. Participants created their own community art offering. These mixed media works are inspired by public postings found in places such as laundromat message boards and street corners.

The workshop is about creating small works of art that will change and transform when part of it are shared with others. Participants created their own community art offering. These mixed media works are inspired by public postings found in places such as laundromat message boards and street corners.

June 2020

North Long Beach, CA

North Long Beach 2020

Long Beach 2020

More People Than You Know, Metro Los Angeles 2019

Portrait Series displayed on Digital Displays along the Blue Line. Los Angeles, CA

5631 Atlantic Ave.

Long Beach, CA

2018

Presencia de lo Invisible/ Presence of the Invisible

My approach to this concept started with research into family immigration narratives. These stories deal with themes of separation, reunion, humor, and loss.

The mural is a snapshot of a girl who was separated from her family and is in search of them with the help of her mystical coyote.

This art project is a practice in opening up discussions into our own origin stories and hopefully draw attention to the inhumane treatment of people only looking for a safe place to land.

Special Thanks to the Arts Council for Long Beach

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Acrylic on Polytab 

23’ x 11’11”

Sponsored by City of South Gate Dept. of Parks and Recreation, South Gate, CA

Portrait of Dalai Lama

Acrylic on Masonry

PEACEMAKERS , mural stands at 10' high and 325' long. It represents the theme of Peace and non- violence. In the mural there are 11 portraits of peace & non violence social and political activists. They include; Gandhi, Rosa Parks, Nelson Mandela, Robert F. Kennedy, Chuon Nath, Cesar Chavez, Martin Luther King, Mother Teresa, Dalai Lama, Dolores Huerta,& Harvey Milk

Mural is sponsored the the City of Long Beach Redevelopment Agency, 1st District Council member Robert Garcia's Office, and The Department of Parks Recreation and Marine

Long Beach, CA

2011

"Wetland Wildlife" is a mural that is 225' long and is located on the North Wall of Seaside Park. It represents the type of wildlife native to Southern California. Pictured are images of local flora& fauna such as Egrets, Herons and butterflies.

To the Artist Assistants on this project:
Abaro Agredano, Eric Caro, Miguel Loza, Pedro Ruiz, Esaul Romo, and Tyler N. Thys.

Much Appreciation to all the Volunteers who came out to paint

Mural is sponsored the the City of Long Beach Redevelopment Agency, 1st District Council member Robert Garcia's Office, and The Department of Parks Recreation and Marine

Mural is Located at Seaside Park in Long Beach, CA
Corner of 14th St. and Chestnut Ave.

Zaferia Detail

Mural is located at 15th St. and Junipero

It represents the local history of the area. A cross section of community and business and agriculture. The art deco facade is also representative of the local period architecture found in the city.

Long Beach, CA

2007

Sculpture Installation. Fiberglass and Steel.

Collaboration with Artist Elliott Pinkney.

Neighborhood Perspective Detail