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I'm excited to share a recap of some of the projects I've been working on this year. It's been a busy and fulfilling year, and I'm grateful for the opportunities to create art that resonates with people. From large-scale murals to smaller, more intimate pieces, I've been fortunate to work on various projects that have allowed me to connect with communities and express my creativity.

Each mural below has a link to more media and insights into the creative process behind these projects.

I’m grateful for the support of my friends, family, and the art community. Happy Holidays to everyone and peace to the world!

Hispanic & LatinX Heritage Month

Governor’s Office - Boston, MA

I was honored to have my artwork selected for the Massachusetts State House's Latinx and Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. It was a privilege to be recognized by Governor Maura Healey and State Representative Adrian Madaro for my contributions to the arts and to the East Boston community. This experience has further inspired me to continue creating art celebrating diversity and cultural heritage.

“Umana Rising”

Mario Umana Academy - East Boston, MA

This year, the Mayors Office of Art and Culture launched a city-wide mural project in partnership with the Boston Public Schools called Canvas of Culture. I was selected to paint the Mario Umana Academy in East Boston. As an East Boston resident, I was happy to create locally. My artwork resonates with the Latino community of East Boston, and I wanted to paint something that felt close to our Latin American roots.

“Splash Pollinator #2”

Stoklosa Middle School - Lowell, MA

This summer, Project Learn invited me to participate in a mural creation in Lowell MA. This vibrant piece spans over 3,000 square feet and features a dynamic composition that spills across two walls. The mural celebrates the vital role of pollinators in our ecosystem, using bold colors and playful imagery to engage young minds. It was a rewarding experience to interact with the students and share the creative process.

“Awesome Blossom”

McMillan Pier Trap Sheds Program - Provincetown, MA

It was with great pleasure to contribute to the Provincetown Public Art Foundation's initiative to transform the McMillan Pier Trap Sheds into a vibrant outdoor gallery. My mural, and six other artists’ work, bring a fresh and dynamic energy to this historic location. This project highlights the power of public art to inspire and engage the community.