memory project.jpgThe Memory Project is a unique initiative in which artists create portraits for children and teens around the world who have been neglected, orphaned, or disadvantaged. Given that kids in such situations tend to have few personal keepsakes, the initiative aims to provide them with special memories that capture a piece of their childhood - portable pieces of their personal history. As much as possible, we also want to help the kids see themselves as works of art.
| 916 InkExterior - The Imaginarium
916 INK Is a Sacramento non profit providing youth literacy programs that culminate in the publishing of books by young authors.The project I worked on was funded by Project Inspire (sac Metro Chamber) I designed, staged and crafted arwork for the new IMAGINARIUM space. | 916 INK916 INK Is a Sacramento non profit providing youth literacy programs that culminate in the publishing of books by young authors.The project I worked on was funded by Project Inspire (sac Metro Chamber) I designed, staged and crafted arwork for the new IMAGINARIUM space. Click this picture to check out their website to learn more about their great programs. |
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Roberts Family Development CenterRFDC is an after school program for children, focused on education and extra curricular activities. As part of Sacramento Metro Chambers Project Inspire, the center was given a grant to update the grounds around the center. My contribution was a Archway/Gate leading to the garden - The arch is made of rebar, the double swinging gate is decorated with mosaic shovels and birds. | Roberts Family Development CenterRFDC is an after school program for children, focused on education and extra curricular activities. There was an area between two buildings that was turned into an outdoor picnic area - I designed the metal fence/arch that surrounds the area. | Roberts Family Development CenterRFDC is an after school program for children, focused on education and extra curricular activities. As part of Sacramento Metro Chambers Project Inspire, the center was given a grant to update the grounds around the center. |
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