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...
Mural by artist Lauren Lee. Completed in the summer of 2012, this was my first mural. It is 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!
This mural was completed in August 2015, commissioned by the City of Mesa and Downtown Mesa Association. Location: McDonald and Main St, Mesa, Az.
Finality of Words, 48x36" Oil on Canvas by artist Lauren Lee. This painting originated out of a series of surreal illustrations I created and wanted to see come alive into oil paintings. This figure represents woman as universal icon of emotionality, with an emphasis on reticence. The concept that if I pause, what might change in the Universe. What may happen if I do not contribute. It is the symbol of the becoming the Observer.
Waves of Sound 48x36" Oil on Canvas. This painting again uses woman as universal symbol of emotionality, this series of work focuses on obscuring one or more of the human senses. In her case, the hearing is masked by two butterflies, butterflies being a symbol of God, or God-like presence. The symbolism arises out of overwhelm, whether it be through meditation or the meditation of art, this painting speaks to allowing the world to be filtered through spirtuality. Spiritual hearing, slowing down, muffling the world through different perception.
Field of Visions, 48x36", Oil on Canvas. Field of Visions is a powerful figure blanketed by a field of roses. She is a balance of two natures, power and delicacy. Her eyes are covered by a monarch butterfly, a symbol of spirituality, transformation and fertility. Her hair is black with blue tones, and its rising speaks of the supernatural. The use of the female figure in this work is a symbol of emotionality, and the fact that her eyes are obscured is intended to show that she is seeing through a spiritual lens, sensing possibilty versus viewing the world through human eyes.
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
10'x10' mural located at Republica Emapanada in Downtown Mesa. Voted by the Phoenix New Times as "The Best Place to Take a First Date", Republica Empanada is a pan-Latin bistro, and I highly recommend them! Find out more at http://republicaempanada.com.
These murals were commissioned by the Mesa Public Library. There are a total of four full wall murals, I have included the walls where I was lead designer.
Fair Trade Cafe, Phoenix Arizona Art District.
Mural located at Floating Lotus Yoga in Downtown Mesa, Az.
This mural is located on 7th St and Bethany Home Rd in Phoenix, Az.
