CATBIRD HOTEL - RiNo

“You Make Me Melt” is a mural depicting a glacier calving into the sea, installed on the exterior of a boutique hotel in downtown Denver. Created as part of Denver Walls / Worldwide Walls 2024, the piece blends natural beauty with quiet emotional undertones. This mural is part of my new ongoing series exploring abstracted glacial forms paired with figure-like compositions inspired by scientific diagrams and textbook illustrations. Through this work, I aim to bridge the emotional and the analytical—inviting viewers to experience the science of glacial loss not just intellectually, but viscerally, through public space.

PEARL STREET MALL - Boulder, CO

“You’ll Miss Me When I’m Gone” is a large-scale, data-informed mural installed on a highly trafficked outdoor walking mall in Boulder, Colorado as part of StreetWise Mural Festival 2021. Created in collaboration with the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC), CU Boulder, and Protect Our Winters, the mural draws on real glacial data to shape its abstract composition. Melting ice forms, fragmented lines, and shifting hues evoke the disappearing cryosphere—offering a visually arresting reminder of what we’re losing. Designed to resonate on both emotional and scientific levels, the piece transforms public space into a site of reflection, urgency, and connection.

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO - Denver, CO

“Can You Feel Me?” was created in collaboration with the Downtown Denver Partnership Leadership Program as a participatory, community-engaged mural. The piece began as a public canvas, inviting people of all ages to respond to the question “What do you feel?”—sharing drawings, thoughts, and emotions that were later woven into the final composition. The mural features expressive water forms and bold color fields, with the question “Can You Feel Me?” embedded into the imagery as both a call to empathy and an echo of environmental urgency. Blending emotional storytelling and community voice, the work invites viewers to pause, reflect, and connect—both with each other and with the changing natural world.

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

This site-specific mural spans two buildings facing each other across a parking lot, with each wall mirroring the other to form a continuous mountain range. The painted peaks are drawn from the surrounding landscape and align with the real horizon beyond, creating a seamless visual connection between artwork and environment. I love designing for spaces like this—where the architecture becomes part of the composition—and embracing the creative challenge of activating multiple surfaces as one cohesive experience.

This is the first side of the mural located on one building.

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

This is the second wall located on the second building across the parking lot. They are completely different murals, all one project, designed to be continuous.

11TH AVE HOSTEL, DENVER CO.

This mural, located on the 11th Avenue Hostel in Denver’s Golden Triangle Creative District, depicts the immersive perspective of a glacial tunnel or ice cave. Created for ColorCon Mural Festival, the piece blends atmospheric blues, layered textures, and refracted light to evoke the quiet vastness found deep within ice. Inspired by real glacial formations and based on photographs I captured during my time in the Arctic, the mural invites viewers to step inside a frozen landscape and reflect on deep time, impermanence, and the unseen forces shaping our world. Like much of my work, it bridges natural reference with poetic abstraction, bringing environmental wonder into public space.

THE AURORA HIGHLANDS, AURORA CO.

A large-scale mural inside a pedestrian tunnel at The Aurora Highlands public art park in Colorado. Abstract, flowing shapes in vivid colors wrap across the tunnel walls, creating an immersive and continuous visual experience. One wall features a collaboration with Berlin-based artist SNYDER, with the phrase "Can You Feel Me?" painted in German—adding an international, multilingual layer to the mural’s emotional and conceptual message.

BEACON RINO, DENVER CO.

Installed at Beacon, RiNo’s immersive art and dance bar, this mural transforms the visual language of glacial crevasses and canyon walls into a moody, flowing composition. Painted in rich, warm tones—deep reds, dusky purples, and soft rusts—the piece reimagines frozen landscapes as melting, eroded, and transformed by time and energy. Inspired by Beacon’s spirit of conversation and movement, the mural blends geological form with emotional depth, echoing both natural forces and the visceral rhythm of music, nightlife, and human connection.