public art commissions
Mission Parade
Park fence
Waterjet-cut steel with Tnemec coating
Mission Playground, San Francisco CA
Mission Parade is a series of steel-cut fence panels located at the Valencia Street and 19th Street entrances of Mission Playground in San Francisco's Mission District. The artwork’s procession of characters references the playful and diverse spirit of the neighborhood, past and present. There are 20 panels featuring 10 unique vignettes that are repeated across both park entrances.
Tree Town
Exterior mural and public seating
Digitally-created graphics frisket-painted to fiberglass panels with graffiti-resistant clear coat
Target, Cupertino CA
Tree Town consists of a wraparound mural and public ‘art benches’ at Target’s Cupertino store. The artwork celebrates the city’s abundance of parks, plants, and wildlife, prominently featuring its trees. The corner section includes a 3-D ‘tree swing’ designed as a photo backdrop for visitors. Custom-designed benches by the artist echo the mural’s graphics and incorporate live trees into their structure.
Serving the City
Ambulance deployment security gates
Waterjet-cut stainless steel and Tnemec-coated steel
San Francisco Fire Department Station 49, SF CA
Serving the City embellishes the entry and exit gates of Station 49, San Francisco's Ambulance Deployment Facility. The art imagery speaks to the history and visual vernacular of the city’s emergency medical services, the SF Fire Department with which it operates, and communities which they serve. The artwork’s overlapping steel cut-outs reference emblems, insignia, and badges associated with emergency medical response. They also illustrate general fire department operations and city landmarks, telling the EMS story with dimensionality and impact.