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‘A Return to Love: To become light and free’
July 2023, Rotary Centennial Park, Langley, BC
“This mural approaches the subject of flight in several ways using iconography to represent the theme in an abstract way. Flying represents a strong feeling of freedom and also represents the diverse and unique city of Langley. If you look closely you will find roads, planes and new city developments, while the targets symbolize a place to land and call home. The plants and natural elements will not only be accentuated by the green space of the park, but also the colours are vibrant and fun to appeal to visitors. The bird is a symbol of Picasso’s Dove to represent peace and harmony in a community. The outstretched hand is representative that those are only possible by offering support and a safe place to land for others. We are stronger as a community by lifting each other up.”
‘Oyama Zipline Recycling Center’
August 2022, Oyama Zipline Adventure Park, Oyama, BC.
‘The Lake Within Me’
August 2021, Part of CITI/SEEN Downtown Abbotsford Mural Project
‘“Self-reflection helps one become self-aware and have the confidence to include those around you as they are. When you the world inside you, the potential for growth and transformation is endless.”
Our world has become more and more divided as we spin around on polarized opinions. Drawing on a common interest in myth, folklore and storytelling, the artists imagine this pair of creatures in an ethereal setting as a representation of hope for a less fractured society. The loon represents the strength to look within oneself with honesty, the snake is a symbol of transformation, and the surrounding forest characterizes the potential for growth.’
The Reach Gallery Museum Public Art
‘Let’s Root for Each Other’
14 x 72 ft, June 2021, Sevenoaks Mall, Abbotsford, BC.
’I can’t begin to speak about this project until I acknowledge the process. One of my favourite things about my career path is how open it allows me to be in order to take on a wide range of opportunities. On the flip side of that, I often find it feels a little more like hurtling head first into unknown territory with certain projects.
My most recent mural with Sevenoaks Shopping Centre was a huge leap that I was so incredibly excited to take on but with it I want to be fully transparent that I was staring up at that wall with the WORST sense of imposter syndrome. Looking back on it, I largely attribute the successful completion of that project due to the guidance from fellow artists as well as my support network building me up along the way. It wasn’t until, while in the thick of it, one of my best friends asked if I had considered turning it down and revisiting an opportunity like this when I had more experience. This is when I realized it had never even crossed my mind because I knew it was going to be so worth it in the end.
So the lesson to be learned here is and always will be push through, apply for it anyways, and write all your goals in red pen!’
