Kew Gardens Murals
Temperate exhibition case
Commissioned by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, I designed and painted this mural for the Orchid Festival. Inspired by highland landscapes, it features layered mountains and hummingbirds that reference the natural habitats of temperate orchids. The composition celebrates balance, movement, and the ecological relationships between plants, pollinators and climate.
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Tropical exhibition case
Commissioned by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew I designed and painted this mural for the Orchid Festival. Inspired by traditional art from the from the Peruvian Amazon, its bold geometric forms and vibrant colours reflect the richness and energy of the tropical ecosystems,, while honouring Indigenous visual languages that express interconnectedness, biodiversity and cultural knowledge.
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Vibrant Kingston
Painted for the Kinston Street Art Festival in Kingston Upon Thames, this mural celebrates the area's energy, diversity, and community spirit. Bold typography is paired with flowers and a hummingbird, symbolising creativity, movement and growth and reflecting Kingston as a lively and welcoming and flourishing place.
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Nature in Vital Village
Painted at Vital Village Community Centre and commissioned by Elmbridge Councillor, this mural is inspired by the local wildlife and natural environment surrounding the area. Birds, flowers, and insects come together in a vibrant composition that celebrates biodiversity, growth and connection to a place. Designed to welcome visitors and reflect the living ecosystem of the neighbourhood, the mural brings colour, warmth and a sense of happiness to the community space.
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Music make us one
Commissioned by Latin Elephant, this mural celebrates unity through music. Bearing the words "we come from different places but music makes us one" it reflect's the area's cultural diversity. The lower section was painted by local children, making the artwork a true collaboration with the community it represents.
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Woman playing Djembé
Woman Playing Djembé is a mural commissioned by Andina, London. The artwork celebrates rhythm, feminity and cultural heritage, depicting a woman immersed in the act of drumming. Bold colours, patterned backgrounds, and organic forms echo the energy of music and the warmth of communal spaces, while the Djembe becomes a symbol of connection, storytelling and ancestral tradition. Designed to sit harmoniously within the restaurant interior, the mural brings a sense of movement, joy and cultural depth to the space.
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Lantin America Blooms (Latinoamérica florece)
I painted this mural as a celebration of the Latin American community in London. Located on Elephant Road, the artwork reimagines the map of Latin America as a vibrant composition of flowers, symbolising cultural richness, resilience, and shared roots. The phrase "Latinoamérica florece - Abya Yala" honours indigenous identity and the idea of collective growth. Created as a symbol of unity and empowerment, the mural was completed with a live painting during Latin Elephant's Fundraising Party, reinforcing its role as a communal and celebratory artwork.
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Fuerza London
Digital mural commissioned by Latino Life Magazine for FUERZA LONDON Concert-Documentary-Film. The mural fuses the cityscape of Latin American streets with the classic London skyline to convey that feeling of being "at home" in this city where we migrated.
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Diversity "R"
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