Transforming walls into visionary stories.

My journey as an artist started in 2006 when I first saw a graffiti piece my brother Keep3 was sketching in his blackbook. Before then, graffiti wasn't even on my radar—but that moment shifted everything. Growing up, my brothers were heavily into Hip Hop, especially graffiti and rap. Through them, I discovered artists like Lupe Fiasco, diving deep into albums like Food & Liquor and The Cool. The energy in that music, combined with my newfound love for graffiti, sparked something powerful within. I realized I didn't just want to paint walls—I wanted to speak through them, connect meaningfully with my community, and leave an impact.


The “I AM” Series

The I AM series explores the power of choosing who you are and embracing the responsibility that accompanies that choice. The phrase "I AM" is a bold declaration, empowering you to define yourself beyond society's labels and expectations.

These portraits are painted directly onto vintage proofs from the Werthan Packaging Co., originally created for burlap bags, establishing a visual dialogue between being perceived as a commodity and expressing authentic individuality. Society often tries to define us as products—shaped and categorized by our environment—but these figures resist that notion, showcasing their true energy and strength beyond external definitions.

When viewing these portraits, ask yourself: Do you see a product shaped by external circumstances, or do you sense the vibrant energy and spirit of someone boldly asserting their identity?

This series reminds us to thoughtfully consider what follows the phrase "I AM," as our thoughts, words, and actions shape who we become. Each individual depicted here confidently claims their narrative, inspiring us all to actively create the person we wish to become.


Voices Of The Future

With Voices of the Future, I teamed up with young people, all 18 and under, to design the concept behind the mural. I spent time talking with kids from elementary, middle, and high schools around North Nashville, asking questions that got them thinking and sharing their own stories about their community. I recorded their voices and used what they said to inspire the mural. Their voices were embedded into QR codes placed on the mural itself, so when you see it, you can also listen directly to the kids who inspired it.