Wow.

Um, every session that we had, I had, like, a wall with sticky notes so they could put up, um, adjectives that they felt like described home to them and, um, I took those adjectives and helped them kinda inspire the artwork.

Um, each shape represents individuals that are within the housing project, and then once they come together, it forms, like, this very unified, um, composition that you can see throughout.

And when I was speaking to a lot of the residents, they were talking about how they feel like there's times where you feel like you're confined to a box, and that's where, like, the breaking of the planes onto painting onto the sidewalk kinda works.

Um, it is something that I do, typically do within my artwork, where it's not always on a 2D wall.

I like breaking the plane in order to break the stereotypes of what exactly a mural encompasses, and I think that is metaphorically representative of, um, the possibilities that can come out of living in such a beautiful community.

Hold please.

[laughs] Yeah.