A curated body of public art, murals, commercial commissions, community work and projects built around place.
A curated selection of public art, commercial murals, institutional work, community projects and studio practice — organized to give each major project room to breathe while keeping the visuals at the center.
A monumental public-art series rooted in the history, traditions and people of Historic Market Square. Created in collaboration with Eva Marengo Sanchez, the installation spans eight columns; Mike designed and painted four, combining portraiture, food, music, celebration and family with bold graphic color.
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A 59-foot visual biography honoring San Antonio boxer Robert “Pikin” Quiroga. Portraits, memories and championship imagery are embedded into oversized letterforms, turning the wall itself into a timeline of early life, career, family and legacy.
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Selected to execute hand-painted branded artwork throughout the renovated Denver Heights Community Center, including official NBA, Spurs, Spurs Give and partner marks as part of the 2026 NBA Finals Legacy Project.
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A continuous visual journey through San Antonio — from the historic Southside and Missions to downtown, the River Walk and the South Texas landscape — designed around the architecture of the school's upper-level lobby.
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A community-first mural created for a shared painting event at Stable Hall, bringing the artwork, process and public together in the same space.
Live painting, destination activations and cultural exchange carrying the visual language of San Antonio to Orlando, Frankfurt and London.
More than 1,500 square feet of exterior mural work combining grayscale portraiture with bold pink, yellow, black and white graphic forms.
Site-specific mural collaboration with United by Design / Anthony Rose inside a Gensler-designed San Antonio workplace.
Public art at Brooks connecting aerospace history with imagery of flight, growth, butterflies and transformation.
Participatory painting, youth engagement, public programs and collaborative experiences that extend the practice beyond finished walls.
Public art, commercial murals and community projects can all look different. The common thread is paying attention to the space, the people and what the work needs to say there.
“Every space is different. I try to understand the place first, then figure out what belongs there.”
Public art, commercial murals, institutional projects, live painting and collaborations.
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