Stripes
This body of work transforms five utilitarian rollgates into vibrant street-level canvases that bring daily encounters with color and pattern to the residents of Long Island City. Each gate becomes a moment of unexpected beauty in the functional infrastructure of city streets. Through horizontal striping, these works create art that greets pedestrians as part of their everyday experience.
Photo by Steven Speliotis
Warm gradient stripes inspired by craft beer's rich spectrum—from pale golden wheat ales to deep mahogany stouts—creates art that honors the brewing tradition at the Rockaway Brewing Company happening at this site.
COLORBLIND (Love LIC)
Colorblind (Love LIC) two panel rollgate mural for PLAXALL in Long Island City, NY. Inspired by the Ishihara test for color perception, the dots combine to create a heart on one panel, and “LIC” on the other.
Circle Trinity
For Circle Trinity, I was inspired by St Mary church across the street and the circles that make up the Tuk Tuk logo. The three arrows represent the holy trinity.
A vintage look sign I designed from archived print materials for Plaxall, Inc in Long Island City, NY.
Signs on metal door and rollgate at CrossFit Gantry in Long Island City, Queens, NY.
Trio of murals at CrossFit Gantry.
Hand painted sign for my friends at Dolce Brooklyn for their new shop on Sackett St in Carroll Gardens.
Rollgate sign at CrossFit Virtuosity in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY.
Interior mural at CrossFit Virtuosity. Design by Inna Aizenshtein.
Sign on a brick interior wall in Williamsburg, Brooklyn for Brooklyn Barbell Club.
Exterior sign and interior mural at CrossFit Red Hook. Hand painted on brick. Photo by @mau_quiros.
Mural I designed for Movement Brooklyn based on their logo.
Hand painted logo on interior handstand wall for Movement Brooklyn.
Sign on brick exterior of Nowhere Studios, Brooklyn, NY.
Sign refresh for Movers, Not Shakers in Gowanus, Brooklyn.
Logo on rollgate for Bushwick Food Coop in Bushwick, Brooklyn, NY.