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Public art encourages community pride and identity, connects us and enhances the quality of life of its residents and visitors.

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Canadian Country Music Awards | 2022 Window Mural
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Canadian Country Music Awards | 2022 Window Mural
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In 2022, the Canadian Country Music Awards ignited Calgary, Alberta, with creativity and music! As a local muralist, I added to the excitement by crafting an outdoor mural blending the Rockies with Canadian country vibes. My piece captured the city's spirit, enhancing its status as a dynamic hub for public art and cultural celebration.

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Hidden Valley Community Association Beautification Grant
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Hidden Valley Community Association Beautification Grant
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Community public art in Hidden Valley, Calgary. Alberta. By muralist, Maya Corona. Transforming mundane objectives into beautiful canvases using colour and flowers.

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Crescent Heights BIA Sea-can Mural
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Crescent Heights BIA Sea-can Mural
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The public art installation in Calgary's inner city resonated with vibrancy, connection, and belonging, uniting the Crescent Heights Community. It bridged the Crescent Heights Village BIA's advocacy for its members with the Community Association's commitment to a safe, vibrant neighborhood where everyone feels included—a testament to the power of public art in fostering community spirit and cohesion.

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Sawa Coffee Shop | Outdoor Mural
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Sawa Coffee Shop | Outdoor Mural
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In summer 2021, I collaborated with fellow muralist Kiran Rai on the Sawa Local Market and Cafe Mural, a community-driven urban art project in Calgary's Mount Pleasant. With input from locals, we crafted a 700 sq/ft mural celebrating diversity, featuring elements like multiculturalism and community unity. Supported by the "Stepping Stones Grant" from The City of Calgary and the Calgary Foundation, it's located at 2604 4 St NW.

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Airdrie FEST | 2018 Park Bench Painting Project
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Airdrie FEST | 2018 Park Bench Painting Project
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Invited to join Airdrie's public art program for Canada's 150th anniversary, I embraced color as a symbol of freedom and change. From my Mexican heritage, I bring a tradition of vibrant living. My aim? To inspire others to create boldly and freely, nurturing a new generation of color enthusiasts. Thirty benches across Airdrie's residential communities became colorful destinations, offering creative seating for all.

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Put a place on a map and prove it’s worth travelling to and living in.

Six Reasons why we need public art

Bring Hope
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Murals visually narrate stories of resilience, optimism, and unity, fostering a sense of inspiration and positive change.

Create a Spectacle
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Memorable public art is wild, playful, and ridiculous, allowing us to transcend the ordinary into a child-like realm of spectacle and wonder.

Enliven Public Spaces
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It’s not just about lifting up a space. It’s about regenerating and transforming old and tired sites through vivid colours and dazzling patterns.

Create Legacy
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Communicate and connect with the public more directly and intimately, inviting everyone to see your perspective in new and unexpected ways.

Raise Awareness
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Create installations that open minds and attract attention. Raise public awareness about important issues such as environment and diversity.

Creates Opportunities
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Artists are employed, businesses supply the materials, and local companies benefit from a site that attracts visitors.

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