Impactful murals
rooted in story, driven by purpose
built with community.
what we do.
Artist Curation: We match the right artist to your vision, community, and goals, from an international roster of artists.
Creative Direction: We shape the story behind the wall—creating art, and a message.
Wall Scouting & Permitting: Whether private or public property, we identify locations and manage all logistics.
Production & Installation: timelines, materials, crew, and execution—start to finish.
Community Engagement: We facilitate workshops, unveilings, and press that build real connection.
Documentation: From photo to video, we capture the full lifecycle of the mural for content, PR, and legacy.
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brittney s. Price
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Paramount
content for change
langston allston
New Orleans • Super bowl 2025 • Langston Allston
Connection
We teamed up with Paramount and Eternal Seeds together—bridging media power with grassroots purpose. A mural workshop with youth became the foundation, and a $15,000 donation helped plant something deeper.
process
Langston Allston paints history in real time. As the mural takes shape, so does the presence of Andre Cailloux—a Civil War hero whose legacy is often forgotten. Now, it’s etched into the heart of Bayou Road.
Impact
What began as a tribute became a gathering place. On one of New Orleans’ oldest streets, the finished mural doesn’t just honor the past—it brings people together in the present. This is what public art can do.
National Wild life Federation
Los Angeles • Corie Mattie • Hollywood BLVD
Corie Mattie
Connection
This mural honors P-22, the iconic mountain lion of Griffith Park, symbolizing urban wildlife resilience. An integrated AR experience allows viewers to scan a QR code, projecting a virtual Walk of Fame star for P-22 onto the sidewalk. This interactive feature also directs users to support the National Wildlife Federation's conservation efforts.
process
Collaborating with the City of Hollywood and the National Wildlife Federation, the mural was strategically placed on Hollywood Blvd and unveiled during the annual P-22 Day at Griffith Park. This timing and location maximized public engagement and awareness.
Impact
The mural has significantly raised awareness for urban wildlife conservation, directing attention to the challenges faced by wildlife in urban settings. It has also supported fundraising efforts for the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing in Agoura Hills, aiming to provide safe passage for wildlife across the 101 Freeway.