Artist Portfolio

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Community Projects

“City Snapshot” Collaborative Mobile Mural – YAAW 2025, debuted at Art Loop
I led 46 youth apprentices through the creation of three large scale mural panels that represent their love for the city of Toledo. The panels, placed on casters that help them move, are interactive and allow audience members to become participants. Viewers are asked to add a chalk message to the panels by answering the question “What makes Toledo home for you?”

“Homecoming” Collaborative Quilt Map – YAAW 2024
I worked on a team of young artists to design and execute a painted quilt map of the Greater Toledo area. The map featured various landmarks and things important to Toledo’s communities. It was displayed at Art Loop: Young Artists and Momentum 2024.

Quilt Map Team (instructed by Eva Mathis and Alyssa Russell): Alice Chio, Anson Crandall, Asanti Ridley, Ashton Vasquez, Brooklyn Housley, Caleb Rowland, Dayanna Rowlett, Liz Kirby, Ethan Varner, Parker King, Rachel Goyer, Sam Tyler, Terri Chatman, Tamyah Griffin and Anna Snow

Toledo Grows Mural – YAAW 2023
I worked with a team of young artists to design and execute a mural at Toledo Grows community garden. Our mural was a memorial for the organization’s late beekeeper Horace. We created an original wrap-around design that showcased the things most important to Horace.

Toledo Grows Team (instructed by Shoshi Lavetter Keidan and Ethan Miller): Ari Dailey, Sunny Gal, Diamond Flunder, Jasper Coleman, Ryanna Collins, Mia Sophia Guado, Ce’Khiya Moore, Kennedy Paquin, Jayla Jones, Dayanna Rowlett, Gabby Simmons, Malcolm Davis and Bre Houston

WaterHouse Mural – 2022
Worked on execution of mural downtown Perrysburg on the side of Waterhouse Kitchen and Bath studio. Toledo artist Terry Burton designed the mural. Yvette Reyes and Laci Pierce also helped with execution of the mural.

Dorr Street Signal Box – YAAW 2022
I worked with a team of young artists to create signal box wrap designs to be displayed in the Junction neighborhood on and around Dorr Street. My design revamped a photo found in the archives at the library. I also included the Sankofa symbol, specifically requested by members of the community.