Co-Created Murals & Legacy Projects
Some things are worth making together.
These are multi-session projects where your group becomes the co-author of a large-scale artwork
— painting, reflecting, and building something together
that holds your collective story.
What we make together
Through guided conversations, storytelling prompts, and creative exercises, participants help shape the themes, imagery, and meaning that live in the final piece.
The result is a powerful visual document that reflects your organisation's voices, history, and vision — co-authored by the people who lived it.
What these projects can do
Every co-created mural starts with a question your group is sitting with.
The project is built around that question—
and the artwork that emerges becomes a lasting answer, made visible.
Preserve a story worth keeping
For organisations with history, heritage, or lived experience that deserves to be held and passed on. Participants contribute stories, images, and memories that become woven into a large-scale visual archive — part artwork, part institutional record.
Ideal for: Anniversaries · centennials · heritage initiatives · multigenerational projects
Understand what your community actually thinks
For organisations doing meaningful work who need to know — really know — what the people they serve are experiencing. The art-making process surfaces insight, builds trust, and produces qualitative data that no survey can replicate.
Ideal for: Community engagement · policy research · program evaluation · stakeholder insight
Shape a campaign around a shared voice
For groups driving awareness around an issue, cause, or social movement. Instead of a poster or a slogan, your campaign gets a large-scale artwork co-created by the very people it speaks for. The collective authorship is the message — and it travels: photographed, printed, exhibited, shared, and installed.
Ideal for: Advocacy campaigns · public awareness · social movements · community-led causes
Align your team around something real
For leadership teams or organisations going through change. Making something together, around a shared theme or question, creates alignment that strategy sessions rarely achieve.
Ideal for: Strategic planning · culture-building · team alignment · organisational change
Leave something permanent behind
Some projects are simply about making a mark — in a building, a neighbourhood, a campus, or a city — that says: the people who were here made this.
Ideal for: Public art · permanent installations · civic spaces · community landmarks
Ready to commission a legacy work?
"As an academic let me make clear that the value of the community experience in the process of collective art production cannot be measured. I see the huge benefits of this process of art co-creation for people in academia and beyond."
Gloria Perez, Assistant Professor, Mount Royal University