Murals

Mural for the Artists’ Gym at La Perle Theater (Dubai).

This piece was specifically designed for the training facility where the show’s world-class acrobats and performers prepare. The mural pays tribute to the intense physical dedication behind the stage magic. The central character, a classic theatrical clown, lifts a golden dumbbell glowing with its own light, transforming the daily grind of strength training into a mystical, performative act. Set against a dynamic cosmic backdrop, the artwork seamlessly connects extreme athletic discipline with the universe of fantasy that these artists bring to life every single night.

God of War mural for a gaming room.

I painted this one for a gaming fan who wanted to bring the epic world of God of War into their setup. The mural captures Kratos and Atreus ready for battle, surrounded by enemies and the cold Norse landscape. I used a really bold, high-contrast color palette—mixing intense fiery oranges with deep blues and purples—to match the raw energy and action of the game. It was a ton of work getting the details of Kratos’ Leviathan Axe and Atreus’ bow right, but it completely transforms the room into the ultimate gaming sanctuary.

Japanese Hannya Mask Mural.

For this project, I wanted to paint a modern, stylized take on the traditional Japanese Hannya mask. Instead of using the classic red colors, I went for a striking cool-toned palette with deep blues, teals, and purples to give it a fresh, glowing effect. Painting only a partial, cropped view of the mask allowed me to play with the negative space of the wall and create a much bolder, more mysterious focal point for the room. It was a really fun piece to work on, especially blending those smooth gradients on the face and horns.

Mural inspired by the game "Sky: Children of the Light".

This vertical mural is a tribute to the beautiful and whimsical indie game Sky on PS4. I wanted to capture that signature magical, dreamlike atmosphere, so I focused on a cool, moody color palette dominated by deep blues and teals, contrasted with the warm, glowing lights from the house windows and the lantern. Adding the tiny silhouette of the caped wanderer on the path really brings out that sense of quiet exploration and wonder that makes the game so unique. It was a great challenge adapting this fantasy landscape to fit perfectly onto a narrow, vertical wall section.

Mural inspired by the band Tool.

This indoor mural is a massive shoutout to the psychedelic, mystical artwork of the progressive metal band Tool. I wanted to dive into that deep, mind-expanding vibe, so I painted a stylized, otherworldly head that opens up into a glowing cosmic brain or consciousness. I used a trippy color mix—contrasting deep blues and teals on the metallic face skin with intense, fiery oranges and reds for the energy exploding from the top. It was awesome playing around with these surreal anatomical details to capture the band’s iconic aesthetic right onto the wall.

Triptych mural for a natural dye workshop.

I painted this three-panel mural for a workshop space where the owner creates beautiful natural textiles and dyes. The design is heavily inspired by Art Nouveau, using those classic, elegant outlines and flowing lines to showcase different botanical elements like water lilies, reeds, and wild flora. I chose a warm, earthy color palette to directly reflect the organic pigments and natural tones used in the studio itself. Creating the mural as a triptych of arched panels turned the wall into a set of artistic windows, making the whole workspace feel deeply connected to nature and traditional craft.