Cycles is an arts and social justice project addressing women’s health issues in neighborhoods in East Baltimore. I collaborate with women and girls to create an illustrated resource book about women’s health topics. After creating the book, female participants will distribute the book to their community members and host their own visual storytelling workshops.

Women's Health Manual illustrations for women's health clinics in East Africa to help practitioners with treatments of fistual. 

From West Baltimore to PG County, WGF Studio has engaged with communities to beautify places and equipment used to ensure fresh foods are distributed. 

These refrigerated trailers bring 10,000 pounds of food weekly to communities in Prince George's County. This project was made possible by Kaiser Permanente and Amy Gyau-Moyer, Senior Program Manager of Community Health, SEED and Lisa Butler McDougal President, Passion & Compassion and Pastor Ben Slye. 

Learn more here. 

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Starting in the spring of 2016, the Darley Park community collaborated with BUILD, NDC and myself to fund a mural at the Darley Park Gateway Park, offering a welcoming entrance to the neighborhood. The park is the heart of this community, a place to gather, play, exist together, and the community has worked hard for years to create what was once vacant lots into a thriving park.  In 2018, with further support from the BOPA Transformative Art Grant, in collaboration with TT the Artist and local students we created the Sun Stage Sails project, as part of the Neighborhood Lights Event. Later that year, I was able to return and contribute a second mural flanking the gateway with the help of BOPA, NDC, and a team of community members. 

http://www.ndc-md.org/photo-story-darley-park-mural-installation/



 

Wayfinding and Placemaking projects in Park Heights from 2019-2023. 

Butterfly wings and stencils highlighting a walking route from Pimlico elementary middle school to Cylburn Arboretum _ designed with Graham Projects. 

11 horizontal murals outside of small businesses on Park Heights Ave. through a city initiative called Design for Distancing --- Developed in the summer of 2020 in response to COVID-19 and the challenges faced by local businesses, the Design for Distancing program called on Baltimore’s world class design and public health communities to develop innovative approaches to safe, physically distant gathering.
 

Large Scale Placemaking, Collaborative Horizontal Murals, Fence weaving, Semi- Permanent Abstract Steel Sculpture  

Unsafe routes for students to travel to local school, % of homeowners declining, desire for beautification, need a place for kids to peacefully play and interact 

Partnership with city planning and local Elementary/Middle School, design workshops with youth, door knocking, community art events that engaged residents in the painting process, worked with Department of Transportation for road closures and approval, special events permits  

 20+ volunteers from Park Heights neighborhood and other areas of Baltimore City contributed to painting and beautification of the Pimlico triangle park, 12 middle school students engaged in design workshops and implementation of project, parents and residents asking “What’s next? We want more!”, additional slots money funds 100k allocated to next phase of wayfinding project for 2020

Commission works at T. Rowe Price, Fayetteville AR and personal residents' home in SW Baltimore.

The Cover Up Series reflects on our ability to "cover up" the truth with white lies or white guilt or white supremacy. Each work has a complex lines and colors that become defaced or covered by the whiteness. Works are done in a variety of materials and mediums. 

Shells + Shells series is a collage series about violence against our selves and our environment.