The HOUSE FOOD & TAP
WALL INSTALLATION
I love projects that start with a conversation and a big, wide-open idea.
For The House, I wanted to create something that felt like the place itself: welcoming, energetic,
a little unexpected, and rooted in the community.
The Installation: Making It All Come Together
It was a really fun puzzle: turning dozens of individual pieces into one cohesive installation.
Scale, color, spacing, composition, and flow all mattered. Every piece needed to stand on its own while contributing to the larger story.
Watching the wall come together was one of those moments that reminds me why I love what I do.
What was once an empty space became something layered, colorful, and full of personality. A piece of art that belongs to the people who walk through those doors.
And the best part? It keeps doing its job long after the last print is hung, inviting people to look closer, start conversations, and feel connected to the place they're in.
I am both an artist and a creative director. I love to develop the concept, collaborate with others when needed, solve logistical puzzles, and carry the idea all the way through to the finished space.
Getting to know The Hern family while creating this project was incredible, I am so proud of this 10’X4’ piece that truly brightens up that space and makes everyone feel like they belong.