On back wall of Boocha Kombucha.
Stenciled.
Part of Mural Massive Fest.
Wolf Pack
Artist: Grady Wallace
10023 81 Ave NW unit 2, Edmonton, Alberta T6E 1W7, Canada 
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Artist: Mr. Malin
507 17 AVE SW, T2S 0A9, CALGARY, ALBERTA“I want to highlight the vegetation that takes control of the territories affected by forest fires. The black morel (edible) is presented in this work as a symbol of renewal. Life always resumes no matter what. Ferns are also present in post-fire areas.”
The Readiness is All
Artist: Sergey Ryutin
1236 16 AVENUE SW, CALGARY, ALBERTA T3C 0Z4Sergey Ryutin worked with the local community and as part of the design team to develop The Readiness is All, a temporary public artwork fin Thomson Family Park Working in conjunction with the Street Art Program for Youth, the mural considers both the cultural heritage of the site, and reflects the vision and desires of the community and the Thomson family.
Flora
Artist: Erin McCluskey
288 Lakeshore Rd E, Mississauga, ON L5G 1H2Created with the Steps Initiative and the Port Credit BIA as part of the Main Street Art Challenge. For these designs, I wanted to depict various scenes of nature connected to the local ecology, both past and present. I am currently interested in the composition of patterns and wanted to take motifs from my work and create bight and colourful patterns with them.
Little By Little, A Little Becomes A Lot
Artist: Bareket Kezwer
54 Maple Ave, Barrie ONThese loving strawberries offer a gift of wellbeing to the downtown Barrie community. The strawberry, the first fruit of summer, offers hope and the promise of new possibilities.
The design was inspired through a process of reconnecting with ancestral Ashkenazi Jewish plant medicine. Berries featured prominently in the materia medica of traditional Ashkenazi herbal healers. Art is a healing practice; through my art, I am giving new life to the folk healing practices of my forebears.
In Contemplation
Artist: Désiré Betty
Woodbine Park, Queen Street East, Toronto, ON, CanadaPerformer – Live Painting of Mural “In Contemplation”, as part of September 2022 Toronto International Busker Fest for Epilepsy, Woodbine Park, Toronto.