Murals & Commissions
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Weightless, Chilliwack Mural Festival
Chilliwack BC
Year
08/2026
149 Rue Eddy, Ville de Gatineau
Collaboration with Martin Freundorfer
Full 360 exterior residential house mural highlighting the history of Hull through an urban street art lens mixed with contemporary Ojibwe influences.
Photo Credits: David D. Pistol (first 6) Instagram
A River’s Memory
06/2026
“Loon Call” at Tato Recruiting Inc., Ottawa
September 2026, Acrylic on drywall
Held By The Land for BUMP Mural Festival
Scarboro United Church, Calgary, Alberta
Lead Artist with Mentee Artist Presley Mills (@Presleymills on Instagram)
Community-engaged mural for BUMP 2025 in Calgary, where we involved residents of the community to paint common plants and animals residing within beautiful Alberta. This was a collaboration with BUMP Mural Festival, for their 9th annual mural and art festival. Learn more at https://yycbump.ca
Photo Credits: Jevan Bailey @jbvisualz
08/2025
Somerset West Community Health Centre - Somerset Room, Ottawa, ON
Community-Engaged MASC Mural
Year
11/2025
Uncommon Spaces for UAC’s Disrupt Festival
Ottawa, Ontario
Lead Artist with fellow leads; Kessya Gregory, Sara Prisma, Martin Freundorfer, and Jonathon
Bringing a splash of colour and design to Centretown’s Florence and Maclaren Streets as part of the Urban Art Collective’s Disrupt Festival. These spaces were created as spaces for art activation activities; read more about it on UAC’s Website: https://urbanartcollective.ca/pages/disrupt-2025
Aerial Photo Credits: Urban Art Collective
07/2025
The Healer Mural Series
Centre intégré de santé et des services sociaux de l'Outaouais (CISSSO), Gatineau, QC
Three murals for CISSSO; one at the Gatineau Hospital, the second at Pierre Janet Mental Health Hospital, and the third for the headquarters office. All murals are designed with the intention of representing the calming and healing experience of being on the water in mind.
06/2025
An Ode to Mud Lake
Regina Alternative Public School, Ottawa, Ontario
MASC community-engaged mural project with students in Grades 4-5, aimed at highlighting key aspects of the local flora & fauna of Mud Lake. This school is very connected to Mud Lake, so it was important to highlight the spirit of its ecosystem.
03/2025
Wurtemburg Community Mural
Sandy Hill, Ottawa, Ontario
This mural was intended to represent the local flora and fauna of the Sandy Hill area; including the leopard frog, blue heron, white lotus lilies, lavender, and crows. There is also an influence of Indigenous women singing & drumming for the water, alongside protestors fighting to keep the Ottawa river clean and free from the inevitable harmful effects of the nuclear waste site being proposed up-stream in Chalk River.
07/2024
“A Gathering” Downie Wenjack Legacy Room at IGM headquarters
IGM Financial Group, Toronto, Ontario
Lead Artist with Mentee Artist Rylee Peltier
This mural was created as part of the Downie Wenjack Fund for a Legacy Space. The aim of IGM’s Downie Wenjack Legacy Space is to honor IGM’s commitment to Indigenous and non-Indigenousreconciliation in Canada and specifically with regards to ‘Call to Action 92’ of Canada’s ‘Truth and Reconciliation Commission. The intention is to create a space of education and inspiration primarily for IGM employees around Indigenous reconciliation while also being a space where local indigenous communities, partners, and employees feel welcome and represented in the spirit of reconciliation.
08/2024
‘All my Relations’ Mural
05/2024
Maniwaki Native Friendship Centre, Gatineau POS, Gatineau, QC
08/2023
IKEA Ottawa, Ontario
This mural was aimed at representing a cyclical nature of all creation, and the beauty of our animal relatives. This piece is accessible to the public, and will remain permanently installed at Ottawa’s Ikea location (right off the escalators on the 2nd floor).
IKEA ‘All My Relations’ Mural
04/2023
Art Trail Murals, AOG Art Gallery, Frankville, Ontario
These murals highlight species at risk in the area where the art trail is located. The Blanding’s Turtle was the main pull in this series, considering there is a high number of mortality in this region due to vehicle traffic and loss of wetland habitat. The Eastern Meadowlark; who are grass-nesting birds, are also an endangered/threatened species due to habitat loss. The Coyote have the misfortune of being given a bad reputation. Lastly the Barred Owl is particularly special to the client, as they often nest in his barn. Public access to this trail is located across from 47 Leacock Rd, Frankville, Ontario.