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CUSTOM ART & MURALS

Pigment Hunter can work with you to discover local materials to use as a pigments for making paints in creating community based art and public murals. Custom and site specific art is also available to be created on a surface or directly on the wall of your home or business.  Pigment Hunter is open to creating custom art for individuals who are interested in using natural, healthy, and local materials that embody a sense of place! Please contact me for any inquiries or questions....

​INTERIOR DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE

Pigment Hunter works with interior designers and architects to create custom works of art for homes, commercial spaces, and public buildings that use natural pigments and paints for site specific installations.  Please reach out to me to discuss the possibilities to create unique works of art for your clients needs that also can contribute to creating a sense of place and art work that adds a level of sustainability and environmental responsibility to the space in which it will exist.

MARYSVILLE SCHOOL PUBLIC ART

The Pigment Hunter Mobile Lab & Art Studio will connect communities to the places they live through the use of locally sourced pigments from the Earth to create collaborative murals with local artists and students from public schools.

The Marysville Pictograph Project was a public art project that involved working with Marysville School in Portland, OR to provide educational opportunities to connect students to the place they live.  The project involved teaching students how to make paints with locally collected earth pigments and creating art work that reflects a sense of place.

The project was incorporated into the redevelopment of Marysville School Playground with support from the Confluence Project to introduce a story from the Clackamas Chinook Texts and the history of the Clackamas Chinook tribe and Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde into a collaborative art project that honored the First Peoples whose ancestral lands are in the area where the school is  located.

After the artist in residence program had ended the existing playground was remodeled with the help of numerous partners. The Marysville Pictograph mural of Camas Woman giving birth was woven into the design of the playground and was painted on the new concrete surface at the heart of the school.