I create original murals, large-scale paintings and installations for hospitality, healthcare, workplaces, public spaces and brands. Each piece is created specifically for its environment, bringing movement, color and the energy of joy into the spaces where people gather.
Vinyl Wrap on City Bus, 2018
Nashville, TN
The Joy Bus is one of my favorite public art projects I’ve ever created. I partnered with WeGo Public Transit to turn a city bus into a moving canvas—covered in bright colors and bold, expressive patterns that represent the energy of joy.
My goal with this project was simple: to bring art into everyday life and spark a little more connection, positivity, and inspiration for everyone who sees it—whether you're riding the bus or just watching it go by. I believe public art can shift our mood, change our thoughts, and remind us that joy is always within reach.
The Joy Bus reflects that belief, and I’m so proud to see it rolling through Nashville, sharing a message of hope and creativity with the city I love.
Vinyl on Glass, 2018
2nd Avenue and Church, Nashville, TN
The Hope mural at the Second Avenue Art Wall in downtown Nashville was a deeply personal project for me. Commissioned as part of a public art initiative to enliven the AT&T Central Office building, this piece was based on one of my original paintings and installed as a large-scale reproduction on the building’s ground-floor windows.
My goal was to infuse the space with a sense of optimism and emotional movement. The swirling lines and layered colors are meant to evoke the feeling of hope rising—hope for the future, for love, and for acceptance. I wanted the mural to offer a moment of lightness and connection to anyone passing by.
Although the mural was tragically destroyed in the 2020 Christmas Day bombing, its message continues to resonate. The original painting that inspired the mural still exists, and I carry forward the spirit of that work in everything I create.
Acrylic on canvas, 18 x 6 ft., 2017
Nashville, TN
Pure Joy is one of my most expansive and emotionally resonant works. Measuring 18 feet wide by 5.5 feet tall, this acrylic painting on raw, unstretched canvas was created with the intention of channeling pure, unfiltered joy through movement and color.
While painting, I danced to music in my studio, allowing the rhythm to guide my brushstrokes. The result is a vibrant composition where energy flows freely, capturing the essence of joy in motion. This piece became the inspiration for the Joy Bus—a city bus wrapped in my artwork as part of a collaboration with WeGo Public Transit. The goal was to bring that same feeling of joy to the streets of Nashville, transforming everyday commutes into moments of connection and delight.
Pure Joy is more than a painting; it's an experience. It invites viewers to feel uplifted, energized, and reminded of the joy that exists within and around us.
I create artwork for hotels, restaurants, healthcare spaces, workplaces, brands, public spaces, developers and designers.
Have a space in mind? Tell me about your project, and let’s see what we can create together.