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12' × 13' · Aerosol · 2026

Created for the Stentorians of Los Angeles, The Commander honors Dr. Aquil Basheer and his legacy of community service, mentorship, and violence intervention. The mural is permanently installed at the Stentorians' headquarters in South Los Angeles.

1401 W. 108th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90047

12' × 65' · Aerosol · 2026

Unidad means unity. The mural represents unity across racial divides within the community. Created as part of the Paint for Peace initiative on a wall that consistently displayed gang rivalry and was being defaced nightly, the mural has remained free of graffiti since its installation.

1850 Firestone blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90001

8'x16' · Aerosol · 2024

Flowers for Amde was created to give Father Amde Hamilton his flowers while he can still smell them. The mural honors the last living member of The Watts Prophets, a poetry collective born from the Civil Rights Movement, in Watts where the group began.

2003 e. 114th st., Los Angeles, CA 90059

25' × 30' · Aerosol · 2025

Queen of Leimert honors legendary West Coast Hiphop artist Medusa (Monae Smith), celebrating her while she is here to receive her flowers. The mural stands in Leimert Park, a community deeply connected to Medusa and her legacy in Los Angeles Hiphop culture.

4222 Crenshaw blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90008

6'x12' · Aerosol · 2026

Created as part of RTN Crew's Robots Taking Over Nations production for Meeting of Styles mural festival in Los Angeles, Convergence depicts a woman integrated with a futuristic mech suit. The piece represents the growing convergence of humanity and technology and the increasingly blurred line between the two.

119 n. Fairfax ave., Los Angeles, CA 90036