acrylic on concrete, 36ft x 30ft
created 2019
This mural was a community project, working with homeless young people in Duluth, MN. Through a number of conversations the Life House youth came up with the concept of a phoenix. The youth and I painted the panels and I installed the pieces with local artists, staff and youth.
acrylic on concrete, 36ft x 30ft
created 2019
This mural was a community project, working with homeless young people in Duluth, MN. Through a number of conversations the Life House youth came up with the concept of a phoenix. The youth and I painted the panels and I installed the pieces with local artists, staff and youth.
acrylic on concrete, 36ft x 30ft
created 2019
This mural was a community project, working with homeless young people in Duluth, MN. Through a number of conversations the Life House youth came up with the concept of a phoenix. The youth and I painted the panels and I installed the pieces with local artists, staff and youth.
acrylic on concrete, 36ft x 30ft
created 2019
This mural was a community project, working with homeless young people in Duluth, MN. Through a number of conversations the Life House youth came up with the concept of a phoenix. The youth and I painted the panels and I installed the pieces with local artists, staff and youth.
acrylic on concrete, 36ft x 30ft
created 2019
This mural was a community project, working with homeless young people in Duluth, MN. Through a number of conversations the Life House youth came up with the concept of a phoenix. The youth and I painted the panels and I installed the pieces with community artists.
acrylic on concrete, 36ft x 30ft
created 2019
This mural was a community project, working with homeless young people in Duluth, MN. Through a number of conversations the Life House youth came up with the concept of a phoenix. The youth and I painted the panels and I installed the pieces with local artists, staff and youth.
acrylic on concrete, 36ft x 30ft
created 2019
Photo by Joe Olivieri. This mural was a community project, working with homeless young people in Duluth, MN. Through a number of conversations the Life House youth came up with the concept of a phoenix. The youth and I painted the panels and I installed the pieces with local artists, staff and youth.
