Experience Scottsdale, the tourism arm of Scottsdale, Arizona approached me to compliment their winter campaign by creating original works of art of desert blooms and environments. This innovative project connected immersive marketing with fine art for an unforgettable visual experience. The paintings were museum scanned and reproduced onto vinyl to be installed throughout Penn Station and Madison Square Garden as well as at Bloor-Yonge Station in Toronto , Canada. With 600,000 daily visitors to Penn Station alone, Experience Scottsdale believes the campaign will be seen more than 40 million times over the course of the installation. Innovation, technology and forward thinking created a one-of-kind artwork as adwork, with its seamless integration in major metropolitan spaces may be the future of design and marketing.
Completed Spring of 2019, this mural spans a gigantic 40ft in either direction of a mid-century modern remodel of a long standing shopping complex in Tempe, Az.
Work from my last solo show, WaheGuru “The Ecstatic Totality of God”.
This mural was completed in August 2015, commissioned by the City of Mesa and Downtown Mesa Association. Location: McDonald and Main St, Mesa, Az.
This 153x24ft, (over 3,000 square feet) handpainted mural was commissioned through Scottsdale Public Art for SOHO Live/Work Townhomes located in North Scottsdale, Az. All together there will be four large public art murals by Lauren Lee at this development, this section is titled "Hope". The work is stunning in scale, the largest art piece by Lauren Lee to date.
Mesa Art Center held its annual kickoff event titled Flourish, I was able to create the artwork for the promotion, as well as a 5x6ft painting along with some super fun “Artist” costuming stuff for the selfie station!
This mural is 153' long by 16' tall, it is my largest mural to date and it is also the first publicly commissioned mural by the City of Tempe, Az!
Don't Wake the Dreamer took seven weeks to complete, and is located at Hardy and 5th Street in Tempe, Az.
For the full story and video, here is a link to a news cast about it...
Sisters of the Moon was held at {9} the Gallery located in Phoenix, Az. The show featured several large scale paintings of botanicals and birds. The show opened at 6pm to collectors, and by the following day had sold out. The show remained on view for the public for a duration of one month, and then all of the large scale paintings were delivered to the private collectors for their permanent home
Three Birds in Flight, located in downtown Phoenix on the Illuminate building. I have also included in here some images of the original Three Birds mural that was demolished in 2015. The Three Birds mural was completed in the summer of 2012, this was my first mural. It was located on the side of greenHAUS Gallery + Boutique. It has garnered much publicity and press, which you can explore on my About Me section, as well at the blog post about it!
Creating work for Valley Metro's Rotating Artist series. This piece is located at the Roosevelt Art District light rail station.
My mural for Valley Metro's rotating artist series.
My latest work, in the style of Desert Modern.
This is a collection of images from my mural work at Spring Apartments in North Phoenix.
