Murals

Aramis O. Hamer is a Seattle-based visual artist whose vibrant work draws inspiration from spirituality, music, nature, and the complexities of Black culture. A self-taught painter, she discovered her passion for acrylics at age fifteen and has since showcased her large-scale pieces in exhibitions throughout the greater Seattle area. Her art sits at the intersection of fine and pop art, using bold color to reimagine traditional narratives.

Learn more at www.aohamer.com.

Our mural represents a modern day snapshot of our cultures and communities as well as a centering of ancestral Tlingit genealogy through the mothers bloodline.

http://indigenousresistance.com/

Ilana Zweschi is a Chicago based artist. She attended Skidmore College where she studied Art and Math and earned a MFA in Painting from the SUNY Albany in 2014. She is currently represented by Foster/White Gallery in Seattle and has exhibited nationally. Her work is part of the Meta, Microsoft, and Port of Seattle collections and has been published in New American Paintings and the Seattle Met.

Jeff Jacobson is a Washington-born artist who has been creating bold, hyper-realistic murals for over 25 years. Working both commercially and privately, his medium of choice is spray paint, through which he brings to life a signature style rooted in a maximalist vision of realistic futurism. Jeff’s work pushes the boundaries of traditional muralism, blending technical precision with imaginative edge.

Soo was born in Seoul, Korea. Her dreamlike landscapes and fluid brushstrokes convey emotions such as excitement and longing, inspired by unsettling conditions. Through her paintings, she opens a portal to a new reality—one that is both alien and intimate, where we can lose ourselves.

She earned an MA from Central Saint Martins College of Art, London, UK, and Design after studying at Hong-ik University in Korea. Currently, she lives and works in Bellevue, Washington.