CAROL RASHAWNNA WILLIAMS
EXPERIENCE
Education
2014
PhD Art as Education – Argosy University (2 years - incomplete)
2003
MA Organizational Development/Systems Renewal:
Emphasis;Youth Leadership and Diversity/Cultural Competence – Antioch Seattle University
1997
BA Advanced Studio Fine Arts: Painter
The Evergreen State College
1988 21 Years Violinist & Viola
CONTRACTS
2024 - Consultant, Harriet Tubman Foundation for Safe Passage, Brand Marketing Materials and
permanent photo historical installation
2024 - Current - Board President, ADEFUA Cultural Arts Center, building financial infrastructure to
complete the capital campaign
2024 - Selected Participant, ArtsWa Conference, ‘Building the Creative Economy’
2023 - CoOp Partnership, Black Farm Collective, Centralia WA, Building an incubator for Black
farmers, artisans, and culture workers 5 organizations pooling resources, acquired 46 acres to facilitate
space for black farming, housing, and business space/training, with incorporated green infrastructures;
solar, catchment, grey-black water
2019 - 2024 - Lead Consultant/Founder, BIPOC Sustainable Tiny Art House Community - Community
Development Model, Building Equity through Sustainable Ownership Models; Home & Business
Ownership, Fiscally Sponsored by Sustainable Seattle (S2)
https://sustainableseattle.org/bipoc-sustainable-tiny-art-house-community/ incorporated green
infrastructures; solar, catchment, grey-black water, etc.
2022 - 2023 - Consultant, Brighton Development Group - Building equitable solutions to land
development for those traditionally underserved
2019 - 2022 - Consultant, Community Resource Development (CORD) - Building equitable solutions to
land development for those traditionally underserved
2016 - Current - Member, Environmental Professionals of Color (EPOC), Leading by collective action
2016 - Current - Member, Seattle People of Color Salon (SPOCS) - Artist support salon
2022 - Consultant, Seattle City Light, 10-year art plan
2023 - Board Member, Columbia Hillman Art District (CHAD)
2018 - 2022 - Consultant, Seattle's Commonfield https://www.commonfield.org/
2020 - 2021 - Cohort Member/Graduate, Sustainable Seattle, RISE & Interweave Program - BIPOC
Environmental Leadership Program https://sustainableseattle.org/programs/interweave/
2019 - 2021 - Consultant, Rainier Avenue Business Coalition - Building Hillman City Business District
2018 - 2020 - Co-Executive Director, Community Arts Create, Trained, onboard, and supervised staff,
volunteers, and board members, created onboarding, hiring, handbooks, and training documents
https://www.communityartscreate.org/
2018 - 2019 - Gallery Director, Hillman City Collaboratory
2017 - 2018 - Program Administrator, Historic Central Area Arts and Cultural District, trained staff and
volunteers, hired and facilitated work plans, budgets and invoices, community training, cultural district development, and built citywide partnerships between Capital Hill, Queen Anne, Central District, and Columbia City Art Districts
2017- 2018 - Gallery Director, Gallery 110, sales, budgets, invoiced, organized annual international art
exhibition https://www.gallery110.com/
2017- 2018 - Consultant, Building Art Space Equitably (BASE), Office of Arts & Culture, City of Seattle
Build Art Space Equitably (BASE) - Arts | seattle.gov
2016 - Job Coach, Mainstay Employment Program for Young Adults with Disabilities/Varied Abilities,
Seattle Central College, Job Search and Career Development, Mentor and Coach Clients, Networking
and representing Mainstay at Career Fairs, Community Outreach to Companies, Corporations, and
Organizations to provide job placement, Case Management
2014 - 2015 - Art Director, Nature Consortium, EcoArts Program creation and implementation, Program
Management & Curriculum Development; Art Conservation Environmental Education, Community
Outreach and Supervision of volunteers and intern placements, Grant and Funding Research:
Developed new collaborative partnerships, Hired, Trained and Supervised Teaching Artists, Developed,
Assessed and Documented New Teacher Trainings/Professional Development, Managed Timesheets,
Invoicing/Budgets and City Fiscal Contracts, Managed large group activities (from 40 to 200 people),
diversity trainings and outdoor environmental installations, Certified Urban Forest Educator through
Seattle Parks, Assisted in the Restoration of the Duwamish Greenbelt
2012 - King County Employment Specialist, Kent City Pool/Kent Arts Commission/Kent High High
School, Mural Project, Occupational Education, and Worker Training, Hired, Trained, and Supervised
Teaching Artists, Developed, Assessed, and Documented New Teacher Trainings, Managed
Timesheets, Invoicing/Budgets and City Fiscal Contracts, Managed large group activities, Generated
educational, personal, college admissions and employment development plans, Developed,
coordinated, taught, implemented and evaluated Job/Career Readiness classes, Conducted training
needs analysis to develop career plans and work/job training experience, Created four murals at Kent
City Pool with youth interns
2012 - 2014 - Job Readiness Training Career Program Coordinator, YouthCare’s YouthBuild
Program, Trained participants and created accredited college curriculum, Program Management:
Designed and facilitated New Job Readiness Training Curriculum/Program, Conducted learning needs
assessments and community surveys for the delivery of Job, Career, Diversity, and Learning Styles
training, Designed and led training programs on a wide range of subjects: Leadership, diversity,
software, environment, business, etc., Collaborated with outside vendors to present and speak on topics
relevant to youth employee growth, Mentored youth to develop Art Fundraising Event: Raised funds for
Houseless Youth
2011 - 2012 - Student Success Specialist, Upward Bound at NSCC, trained students, facilitated
workshops, out of state travel for 27 students and staff, facilitated job, leadership and college trainings,
Nominated Classified Development Advisory Staff Committee President Chair: Facilitated the creation of
the new NSCC Diversity Professional Staff Training Map/Model based on college Presidents Strategic
Plan, Founding member of the first Sustainability Committee at the College District, which shifted
energy, water and food management which then became policy at all four community colleges in Seattle,
then assimilated into the City of Seattle, through tree management, and University of Washington
through new technological advances in energy monitoring including lighting (lights turn off when leaving
a room), Designed and facilitated 4 college-wide Professional Staff Development Retreat Events, 3 Day
Intensive TRIO Training: Strategies for Outreach and Intervention Using Social Media to connect with
Hard to Reach Populations, Awarded by STARS Committee & Community College President: Classified
Employee of the Year
2009 - 2011 - Administrative/Office Manager, Upward Bound at NSCC
2007-2009 - Real Estate Agent, John L Scott, Tacoma, WA, listed and sold homes
2003 - 2005 - Program Coordinator, Young Leaders of Promise, Center for Ethical Leadership,
Facilitated state-wide Youth Leadership workshops for high school principals and teachers
2002 - 2003 - Lead Employment Specialist, YWCA Youth Opportunities, Brought on board to create,
design, and manage 3 new job centers: budgets and organized volunteers, Case management, trained
staff & youth interns, and Designed and managed open houses. Curriculum Designer: Facilitated
employment, college readiness workshops, diversity workshops, internships & career fairs, Marketed
programs and developed community business partnerships
2001 - 2003 - Youth Leaders of Promise Replication Coordinator, Center for Ethical Leadership,
Regional & National K-12 program recruitment: marketing, program management, client consults, event
planning & set-up, file/database management. Supervised/mentored students, K12 teachers, and
Principals, Designed and coordinated Leadership, Diversity, and Learning Styles curriculum and
workshops, Affiliate Trained and a Trainer Facilitator of New Affiliates https://www.ethicalleadership.org/
1999 - 2001 - Program Manager, The Working Zone, YWCA – Houseless Youth Employment Program,
Employee of the Month Award, Managed and monitored City/ Federal Fiscal Contract of 4 Job
Readiness Employment programs, Community Subcontractor Consultant: marketed, facilitated
meetings, case management, and budgets, Trained and supervised staff, subcontractors, UW interns,
community volunteers, & 63 youth employees on career development, cultural competence, and
diversity workshops, Procured Federal Vista Americorps Contract and Participated in community board
meetings, 3 years of YWCA Fundraising Representative
1998 - 1999 - Job Developer, The Working Zone; Employment Program, Center for Human Services,
Curriculum Designer: Facilitated employment, college readiness, life skills, and diversity workshops, and
designed/managed open houses, and career fairs. Developed surveys and assessments, Case
management, organized/supervised and trained volunteers, staff, and interns, Budgeted & inventoried
program supplies, marketed the program and developed business partnerships
1995/1998 - Volunteer, Job and Health Resource Developer, Vista-Americorps, Freemont
Association: at Highline Head Start, White Center – Trained to lead through coalition building,
Developed tracking database, and built community business relationships to support job placements,
Designed Parent Education Fair – Acquired donations: Community Presenters, Sonics Basketball
Mascot, platters of food, prizes and decorations
Community
2024 Panelist, Bloomberg Green Festival Opening Dinner, Amazon Spheres
2023 Speaker, KPTZ Radio, Port Townsend, WA, Engaged action via upcycling & landfill complications
2023 Panelist, National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA) in Washington, D.C. International
roundtable in conjunction with our satellite in London. Focus: Environmental Sustainability in the Art
World, titled Art Impacts: Moving Towards a Sustainable Future, WA DC & London
2023 Presenter and Awardee, Pacific Northwest Green Building Slam, Seattle Town Hall
2023 Member, Seattle Made, Seattle, WA
2023 Presenter, UW Art & Environment, Climate Change - 75 students & staff
2022 Presenter, The Press Conference, an international media channel for climate change
2021 Presenter, NW Green Home Tour
2021 Panelist, Cornish College, The Neddy Exhibition Zoom opening award finalist panel
2020 Panelist, PBS News/Crosscut, In the Time of Nature
2020 Panelist, Return to Evergreen, Art as Resistance Juneteenth Celebration
2020 Speaker, Woodinville Youth Forum, Art Practice, Strategies and the Environment
2019 Panelist, Art & Lecture Series at The Evergreen State College:
http://blogs.evergreen.edu/artistlectureseries/blog/2019/11/01/week-8-former-greener-carol-rashawnnaw
illiams-wednesday-november-20th-1130-1pm-in-the-recital-hall-of-the-co m-building/
2019 Speaker, TUFF Panel, Seattle City Hall:
https://townhallseattle.org/event/tuf-art-collective-showcase/
2019 Panelist, NOWPAC Conference
2017 Event Presenter, Art as Social Justice Workshop - The Back-Bone Campaign
2017 Presenter, Art Leadership, Race & Climate Justice, Multicultural Environmental Event, Islandwood
at Seattle Antioch University
2017 Presenter/Workshop, Environmental Mask Warriors; Art as Action & Social Justice, People’s
Movement Environmental Conference at Seattle University
2017 Certified Trainer/Facilitator/Mentor, International Environmental Leadership Corps 3 Day
Intensive Certification via President Al Gore
2017 Team Facilitator, Race & Climate Justice, Leadership Team – Bi-Monthly Workshops various
topics: Carbon Tax, Sea level rise, race & climate justice intersections, Indigenous Knowing, etc.
Organized and Implemented 300 attendance rate Diversity community event with 300 in attendance at
Indians of All Tribes
2017 Invitational Facilitator, Art Group Grand Cinema Theatre - After Movie Discussion ‘I Am Not Your
Negro’ Tacoma WA http://www.grandcinema.com/events/film-discussion-i-am-not-your-negro-2/
Teaching
2024 Inspired Action, Vashon Cultural Arts Center
2024 Sea Level Rise, City of Edmonds
2024 Orientation, BIPOC STAHC Resident Artists
2023 Three Art Socially Engagement Workshops, WA Arthritis Foundation Art Auto-Immune Disease
2022 Workshop, BIPOC STAHC, learn to paint with acrylics
2019 Murals, Hillman City, Community Arts Create, Community Paint Day
2019 Mural 3-day workshop ‘Belonging’, permanent mural, The Evergreen State College
2019 Climate Justice Large Scale Art Engagement Installation & 3 Workshops, Seattle University
2019 Career Fair Speaker, Art & Environment, Cleveland High School, Seattle, WA
2017 Workshop Presenter, Identity Mask Making, Tacoma Art Museum 30 Americans Exhibition,
Race and climate justice
2017 Teaching Artist, Weeklong African Mask Making, Seattle Public Schools Lawton Elementary
2017 Lead Art Teacher, Art in the Park Installation –Theme DOORS: What does home mean to you?
Coyote Central – Hit the Streets
2016 Teaching Artist, Large Scale Mask Making, Exhibited in the UMOJA Parade Coyote Central
2016 Teaching Artist in Residence, Gage Academy - Bellevue Art Museum
2016 Event Facilitator, Women of Color Healing Group: Black Lives Matter
2016 Presenter, Art & the Environment - Seattle Middle College Seattle Public Schools
2016 Event Facilitator, Women of Color Speak Out
2014 - 2018 Founder/ Facilitator, Leadership Team at Race & Climate Justice - First project in Seattle
to provide Free Bi-Monthly Environmental/Cultural Competence Leadership Training to Executive
Environmental leaders in the Pacific Northwest Region
2014 - 2018 Founder/ Facilitator, ARTifACTS Collaborative Arts Collective focused on climate justice
1995 - 2012 Coordinator/Teacher/Program Manager, Multiple positions in the Youth and Adu
Employment Field
Awards & Honorable Mentions
2024 BLOOMBERG Green Champion Award
2023 PNW Green Building SLAM Award
2021 Artist Up Mentorly Scholarship, City of Seattle, Office of Arts and Culture
2021 Awarded Artist Residency, COGalleries, Berlin, Germany http://www.cogalleries.com/
2021 Awarded The Neddy Finalist, In painting, Cornish College of the Arts and Behnke Foundation
Neddy at Cornish Artist Award for Pacific Northwest Artists
2020 4 Culture Covid Artist Relief Scholarship, 4 Culture Home | 4Culture
2020 Awarded RISE Cohort & Interweave Program, Sustainable Seattle https://www.sustainableseattle.org/programs/interweave/rise/
2020 Awarded Catalyst Finalist, Rachel's Network Environmental Award for Women of Color https://rachelsnetwork.org/
2020 Awarded Artist Residency, Dr. James & Jannie Washington Foundation through 4 Culture https://jameswashingtonculturalcenter.org/
2020 Awarded National Adjudicator, Environmental Youth Art contest
2019 Artist in Excellence Award, Dr. James & Jannie Washington Foundation https://jameswashingtonculturalcenter.org/
2019 Awarded SUVAIR Residency, Seattle University
http://cms.seattleu.edu/artsci/departments/art-arthistory/visual-artist-in-residence---suvair/
2019 Awarded Environmental Leadership Program Fellowship https://elpnet.org/
2019 Public Art Acquisition - Sculpture; Tambourine, Permanent Placement, The Evergreen State
College, Lobby of the Student Services & Welcome Department
2019 Selected Adjudicator, Seattle Environmental Leadership Awards - Sustainable Seattle
https://www.sustainableseattle.org/
2019 Awarded 6 Month Fellowship Coaching & Scholarship, Movingworld Institute
2019 Awarded 1 Year Membership Common Field Conference & $1,000 Scholarship
2018 BASE Cohort Consultant -1 year placement - Planning team and workshop facilitator, City of Seattle, Office of Arts & Culture - Building Art Space Equitably (BASE)
2018 Awarded Garboil Conductive Grant Recipient, 4 Culture & Artist Trust $3,000
https://www.4culture.org/2018conductivegarboil/ http://garboil.org/ https://artisttrust.org/index.php/news/press-release/estate_of_artist_su_job_announces_2018_c onductive_garboil_grant_recipients
2018 Awarded Public Art Sculpture, Seattle Center Sculpture Walk - City of Seattle https://www.seattle.gov/arts/programs/public-art/temporary-projects/seattle-center-sculpture-wal
2018 Awarded Public Art Boot Camp 3 Day Intensive – City of Seattle, Office of Arts & Culture
2018 Accepted to 3 Month Artist Residency 6 - 8/2018 & Scholarship: AADK Spain International platform of research and contemporary creation, 30540 Blanca | Murcia | Spain www.aadk.es | info@aadk.es www.facebook.com/AADKSpain http://aadk.es/en/aadk-spain/
2018 - 2020 Accepted Creative Advantage Artist Roster - City of Seattle, Office of Arts & Culture https://www.creativeadvantageseattle.org/
2018 Nominated Environmental Artist Award – Sustainable Seattle
Sustainable Seattle | For a thriving, regenerative, sustainable Seattle
2018 Event Invitational - Panelist & Facilitator Seattle Race Conference; Art, Race & Climate Justice
https://www.seattleraceconference.org/2018participants
2018 - 2020 Accepted Artist of Color Roster - City of Seattle, Office of Arts & Culture
https://www.seattle.gov/arts/programs/ethnic-artist-roster
2018 Grant Juror, Artists Projects, Artist of Color Expo & Symposium (ACES) Shunpike
City of Seattle Office of Arts of Culture https://www.artistsofcolorexpo.org/
2017 Selected Juror for the Conductive Garboil Award, Artist Trust and 4 Culture
2017 Nominated James W Ray Award - Artist Trust https://artisttrust.org/index.php/for-artists/money#james_w._ray_distinguished_artist_award
2017 Grant Award 4 Culture Artist Community Grant $5,000
https://www.4culture.org/grants-artist-calls/past-grants/?c=179108&y=2017
2017 Accepted Artist Roster, Creative Advantage, City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture
2017 Event Invitational Islandwood Environmental Conference at Antioch, University
Presentation: Art as Climate Leadership through Story & Engagement
https://islandwood.org/event/islandwood-multicultural-environmental-education-conference-celeb
2017 Accepted 9 Month Non-Profit ED Cohort Training, City of Seattle Non-Profit Assistance Center
2017 Event Invitational Facilitator Speaker Presenter with International Artist Claire Tancoon at Black
Zone: Art as Social Justice
2016 Accepted Conference Speaker, Women on the Rise - Artwork Featured
2016 Selected Featured Artist, Talk Show Radio: The New Urban Unlimited, w/ Hiawatha D
2015 Invitational Speaker/Exhibitor Whidbey Institute’s Climate Collaborative Conference -
Presentation and Artwork Exhibition https://whidbeyinstitute.org/
2015 Art Acquisition City of Seattle, Office of Arts and Culture
https://www.seattle.gov/arts/programs/public-art/civic-art-collection
2014 Nominated ‘Fell From the Sky Award’ by Famous Artist Marita Dingus
http://www.fellfromthesky.org/#home
2014 Artwork Awarded 1st Place Onyx Fine Arts Exhibition WA State Convention and Trade Center
2014 - 2020 Accepted Ethnic Artist Roster, City of Seattle - Office of Arts and Culture
2011 - 2012 Appointed Training of the Facilitators Professional Diversity Staff Development North
Seattle Community College
Juried Publications
2021 Pioneer Square Alliance, Artist Highlight
2020 Book Published, Viral Murals Seattle, Chatwin Books http://www.chatwinbooks.com/shop/viral-murals-seattle-artists-storefront-murals-and-the-power-of-art-during-crisis
2020 Video/Interviewed, Hope is Not Cancelled by Jordan Sommers, Featured at NW Film Forum,
Video Awarded Oregon Documentary Film Festival https://youtu.be/-TwAMK9cayE
2020 Newspapers Covid Murals: King 5 News, CNN, Seattle Times, Seattle Central College, South Seattle Emerald
2020 Panelist, In the Time of Nature, PBS/Crosscut
2019 Speaker, Art & Lecture Video Series - The Evergreen State College
2019 Artwork Featured, Cascadia Magazine - ‘WATER’
2019 Interviewed, DECEMBER Feature -The Evergreen State College Alumni Magazine
2019 Interviewed, South Seattle Emerald Newspaper:
2019 Interviewed, The Globalist Newspaper:
2019 Interviewed, Seattle Times Newspaper:
2019 Consultant Special Thanks, Structure for Stability: Recommendations for Preserving Cultural Space, City of Seattle, Office of Arts & Culture http://www.seattle.gov/Documents/Departments/Arts/Downloads/Space/2019_4_22-StructureforStability.pdf
2019 Published (released winter 2019) Seattle, WA’s Top African American Artists,
Producer - Barry Johnson
2019 Published Video Series, Artists Collective for Equitable Development (ACED)
https://www.commonfield.org/network/2693/artist-coalition-for-equitable-development
2018 Interviewed, iBrother https://vimeo.com/300693129
2018 Published, Blue Cone Studios - Seattle Artists Book: ‘The Relevant Unknowns’
https://www.blueconestudios.com/the-relevant-unknowns
2018 Published, Onyx Fine Arts Book ‘Truth Be Told’ African American Artists of Seattle
http://www.onyxarts.org/store/p13/Truth_B_Told_Commemorative_Photo_Book.html
2018 Featured Radio Interview KUOW, It’s time to broaden the definition of Black Art, CRW
https://www.kuow.org/stories/its-time-broaden-what-definition-black-art-means
2018 Interviewed/Featured article, REDEFINE Magazine - Race & Art in a Displaced Culture
http://www.redefinemag.com/tag/carol-rashawnna-williams/
2018 Interviewed/Featured article and on the cover, ARCADE Magazine - Art, Race and Gentrification in Seattle http://arcadenw.org/article/gentrification-and-displacement-in-seattle-neighborhoods
2017 Radio Interview, Black art and the female identity – Hiawatha D
2006 - current Photographed by Famous Photographers: Chloe Collier, Zorn B Taylor, Michael B Maine, Jay Taylor, January Fredricks, Jordan Sommers
Exhibitions
Juried Solo Exhibitions:
2021 Vashon Art Center Gallery
2021 Gallery - Berlin, Germany www.cogalleries.com
2021 Auburn Storefronts, City of Auburn
2021 King Street Station Gallery, Office of Arts & Culture
2020 Gary Manuel Salon, Pioneer Square
2020 Shunpike Storefronts, Amazon Campus
2020 Seattle Repertory Theatre
2020 Restaurant Downtown Seattle
2020 Pacific Northwest Ballet
2019 Featured Artist - Seattle Impact HUB
2019-2020 Vioure 9 Paintings selected for exhibition https://www.vioure.com/artists
2019 Sustainable Seattle, commissioned to design engagement art pieces for Environmental Leadership Award Fundraiser
2019 Hedreen Gallery, Seattle University, Seattle, WA - Large Scale Installation: ‘For the Record’
2019 Seattle University Master of Fine Arts Gallery - Large Scale Student Engagement Installation
2018 Tashiro Kaplan Le Colourer Gallery - Installation: Borders, Boundaries & Beehives; A
Collective Viewpoint on Race & Climate
2018 Tashiro Kaplan Artist Lofts VCR - Exhibition: Conquest of Nature
2018 Tashiro Kaplan Artist Lofts VCR - Video and Public Conversation Re-defining Black Art
2018 Resilience Environmental Summit at Seattle University
2018 Café Vita, Pioneer Square
2016 Georgetown Arts Cultural Center, Seattle, WA http://georgetownartcenter.org/
Juried Group Exhibitions:
2021 C Art Gallery
2021 Vashon Island Gallery
2020 The Dr. James and Jannie Washington Foundation
2021 C Art Gallery
2019 Seattle Impact HUB, curator Eli Lara
2019 City of Seattle Ethnic Heritage Gallery, King Street Station, Office of Arts & Culture
2019 Pacific Northwest Ballet, at https://www.pnb.org/
2019 Kirkland Arts Center: Capability; Gun Violence - Installation ‘Body Bag’
http://www.kirklandartscenter.org/event/capability/
2019 C Art Gallery, Seattle, WA www.cartgallery.org/
2019 i5 Pho, Pioneer Square, Seattle, WA https://www.i5phoseattle.com/#/
2018 Centro Negra, Blanca, Spain http://aadk.es/en/aadk-spain/
2018 Onyx Fine Art Gallery, Pacific Plaza Mall, WA
2018 SPACE Gallery, Sandpoint, WA https://www.spaceatmagnuson.org
2018 C Art Gallery, Seattle, WA
2018 CoCa Art Gallery, Seattle, WA https://cocaseattle.org
2017 Black Zone, Pop-up Gallery
2017 We The People Exhibit, Westlake Park
2017 Turning to Stardust, University of Washington School of Social Work Exhibition
2017 Seattle Design Festival, Tree Forest Installation on Prison Industrial Complex
https://designinpublic.org/blog/2017-year-review/
2017 Out of Site Exhibition, A Survey of the Best Pacific Northwest Artists, curated
by Susan Surface http://www.outofsight.space/
https://www.seattlemet.com/articles/2017/8/1/out-of-sight-leads-the-fight-for- northwest-artists https://www.cityartsmagazine.com/out-sight-big-beautiful-and-bright/
Commissions
2021 Mural, Supporters of BLM, the Killing of Jesse Saray by Police, Kent WA
2021 Bellevue Art Museum, BIPOC Sustainable Tiny Art House Community Sculpture Activation
2021 Sculpture, Outdoor Tree Fairy Goddess, Private Commission, Quinalt,Texas
2021 Mural, Black Madonna, by Foster White Art Gallery thru $850
Alliance for Pioneer Square
2021 Park Activation, Eli’s park remodel, by Eli’s Park $8000
The Eli's Park Project | Seattle | Inclusive park | Accessible park | Playground
2020 Installation, James & Jannie WA Foundation, Black Lives Matter
2020 Installation, The 1 Mil (postponed til 2022),
by Seattle Office of Arts and Culture, King Street Station Gallery
2020 Mural, Love, by Alliance for Pioneer Square
2020 Mural, This too shall pass, by ChinaTown Association
2019 Installation, For the Record, by Seattle University
2019 Mural, Hillman City Welcome, by Multiple Community Orgs
2019 Mural, Belonging, by The Evergreen State College
2018 Installation, The Healing Forest 2, by Seattle Design Festival
2018 Installation, Segura River, by Spain AADK, Blanca, Spain
2018 Mural, Trees/Forest, Private Client, living room forest mural, Blanca, Spain
2017 Installation, The Healing Forest 1, by Onyx Fine Arts
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