Ode to Audrey Mural Art
About this mural:
This stylized portrait of Audrey Hepburn was created for the Belltown location of Hostel Fish, expanding to Seattle after the success of its original space in Denver. The mural nods to the building’s history as part of Seattle’s historic Film Row, once a hub for movie studios and visiting film stars. Rendered with chromatic aberration, a neon palette, and bold geometric forms, the piece bridges past and present—honoring cinematic legacy while creating a contemporary, energetic welcome into the bar space below. The result is a visual anchor that feels both nostalgic and forward-looking, rooted in place while inviting new stories to unfold.
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Originally from the East Coast and now based in Seattle, I moved west in 2017 to work in commercial art and have since built a practice centered on large-scale public murals. I’ve been making art my entire life and now focus fully on projects that activate public space and create meaningful visual impact. Alongside my independent mural practice, I bring extensive experience managing complex, high-visibility art projects and currently serve as Project Director at Urban ArtWorks, a Seattle-based public art, you mentorship and community building nonprofit. In this role, I oversee commissioned murals from initial intake through installation, with deep knowledge of logistics, timelines, permitting, and on-site production. This dual perspective—as both muralist and project manager—allows me to approach each project with creativity, reliability, and care. I enjoy traveling for mural opportunities and am excited to continue pushing scale, narrative, and visual energy in my work.