Mosaic Art, Located at Smith Rd, Alegre Community, Tempe, AZ From a Maryanne Corder Grant with the City of Tempe. This artistic piece reflects the beautiful evenings in the Valley, where we can take a break and have a little walk, ride a bicycle or visit a neighbor to catch up. The elements included in the art are saguaros, picked pear cactus, agave, wildflowers, the sun and a neighbor riding a bicycle in a classic sunset with beautiful colors.

Steel & Powder Coating. This piece represents the beginning of the rainy season and the end of the dry season. Also represents the astronomical symbol of the passage of the sun through the zenith, a philosophical duality concept of contrary elements of water and fire. The symbol that the Mexica culture was looking for to start their legendary place called Mexico-Tenochtitlan.

From a Maryanne Corder Grant with the City of Tempe. It's a complement design from the standpipe project on Smith Rd. at Alegre Community.

This is piece is created to reflect the joy of being alive with admiration of nature and colors that will inspire the community in the Alegre neighborhood. A Maryanne Corder Grant with the City of Tempe The elements included in the art are agaves, a two-tailed swallowtail butterfly (the Arizona Butterfly), a dragonfly and geometric colorful shapes that represent the neighbors. The design for the top of the standpipe has a sun design that reflects the colorful life in the Alegre neighborhood.

This is piece is created to reflect the joy of being alive with admiration of nature and colors that will inspire the community in the Alegre neighborhood. The elements included in the art are agaves, a two-tailed swallowtail butterfly (the Arizona Butterfly), a dragonfly and geometric colorful shapes that represent the neighbors. The design for the top of the standpipe has a sun design that reflects the colorful life in the Alegre neighborhood. A Maryanne Corder Grant with the City of Tempe

6' x 6' Steel & Aluminium Sculpture, Elizabeth Archuleta Park Flagstaff, AZ On this piece I am reflecting this concept of balance and centrality, a golden eagle is flying in the center of the design representing the sun on its course towards sunset balancing the world every day.

Valley Metro Northwest Extension / Metro Center Light Rail Station. My concept design is inspired by the Costa’s Hummingbird that likes the desert and semi-desert as its habitat. The images are also inspired by the Wixarika Culture, a native culture from the western area of Mexico that is recognized for its art made of brightly colored yarn and beads. In the design I stylized the figure of the hummingbird and accompanied her with another hummingbird that reflects relationships, admiration, comm

Valley Metro Northwest Extension Metro Center, Phoenix, AZ.

16" x 16”, Steel & Powder Coating, Western Ave. Parking, Historic Goodyear, AZ These designs are inspired by the vison and feelings of the residents of this historic site of the city, reflecting history, friendship, diversity and tranquility.

16" x 16”, Steel & Powder Coating, Western Ave. Parking, Historic Goodyear, AZ

Arts in the Parks / Fence Art City of Tempe 2023 Indian Bend Park

Steel and Powder Coating. Private Commission South Tempe

A public art with the Maryanne Corder Grant from the City of Tempe. This project with the City of Tempe is from the Marianne Corder Grant. I was selected as a finalist and then my design won more votes from the community to create this project. I did workshops for the neighbors to learn the technique and the process. The neighbors wanted a design that was dynamic, colorful and vibrant, so I create a multicolor design that includes the diverse cultures in the neighborhood, with flowers, a hummin

For the City of Goodyear in celebration of their 75th anniversary.

This design will strengthen community pride and will inspire people to get to know more the origins of the neighborhoods.

In Downtown Glendale the project "Take a Seat" for the Public Art Program with the City of Glendale.

A public art with the City of Chandler and the collaboration with an ICAN Student's idea of representing a Mexican American neighborhood.

A public art for the City of Tempe located at 9th St. & Wilson in downtown Tempe in Wilson Arts & Garden District, it is made with the technique of mosaic art. A flower coming out from a tree that represents a guardian of the history of the place but that is also looking to the future. This reflects the beautiful trees all throughout the neighborhood. Between the flowering trees are leaf shapes that symbolize the entrances of the homes. Inside them there are flora that represent the interconne

InFlux Cycle 6, Mural on a Historic Building, Apache Blvd, Tempe Arizona.

Tempe Roots represents the ancient history of the City of Tempe.