About this mural:
Located at Chao Mami, a vibrant Vietnamese restaurant nestled within Granville Train Station in Vancouver, this mural is a heartfelt tribute to the beating heart of the Chao Mami family: the mom who serves as the head cook. The kids, depicted as constantly running after their mom, symbolize the way we all seek her love and nourishment, a theme that resonates with families everywhere. The mural is designed to evoke a sense of warmth and familiarity. The mural continues through out the whole restaurant.
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800 Robson Street, Vancouver, BC V6Z 3B7 CA · Get directions
I am an interdisciplinary artist whose work bridges illustration, painting, murals, and design. My creative journey began in 2015 when I completed a graphic design diploma, but I quickly realized a conventional career path wasn’t for me. Instead, I chose to dedicate myself to the arts, developing my illustration skills and cultivating a distinctive personal style. This evolution sparked a passion for painting, leading me to create large-scale works, including public murals and commercial art projects.My work is inspired by youth iconography, mythic storytelling, pop art, and subcultures such as tattooing and romanticism. I weave together vintage elements, personal heritage, and bold graphic components to explore the interplay between tradition and modernity. Raised in an Italian household, I often incorporate subtle hints of my cultural roots, enriching my pieces with a unique blend of nostalgia, vibrant color, and intricate linework.