





This year the roster consisted of Greg Lamarche (SP One), Indie 184, Marka 27, Mur One, Matthew Zaremba, Geo Ortega (GoFive), Silvia Lopez Chavez and myself. It was a huge honor to paint alongside such talented artists and to have an opportunity to add something to this amazing space in Boston!
Thanks so much to everyone involved especially Street Theory for making this happen!









Beverly is a rad little city home to alot of creatives, as well as the home of Studio Fresh. So I am really happy to have contributed another piece to the tapestry of the city.
I went back to a style that I explored on the Waltham mural I did a while back, using night time time-lapse photography as the inspiration for the color/shapes.
Big thanks to Barrel House for being so accommodating during the install. Make sure to go check them out if you are in area. Awesome spot for some craft cocktails and some delicious food!






Big thanks to the organizers of HUBweek for having me and a special shout to Steez for all the hard work!!













Thanks much to Steve for inviting me and GPJ/IBM for having us!
Photo by Bill Virun for Visually Attractive Photography (http://www.

Photo by Bill Virun for Visually Attractive Photography (http://www.






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Thanks again Converse!
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The opening was great, but it was even better interacting with students and faculty as we worked throughout the week. The informality of the interactions and the questions/insights from observing our process felt much more intimate than the usual gallery feedback.
Photos from of the finished work at the opening are below, and you can see some cropped/balanced shots of all the final pieces in my portfolio section under Collabos.
Thanks much to Jay at BSU for inviting us down there! It was a great experience, one we will not soon forget.
]]>Thanks to our friends at Studio Miners for putting this together and One Way Gallery for hosting!
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