Saskatoon Murals:
Public Art Narrative.
Transforming the cityscape of Saskatoon through large-scale visual storytelling. From the historic Broadway district to downtown skyscraper cores, these works are designed to catalyze community connection and cultural atmosphere.
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Ideas in Motion
Co.Labs is Saskatchewan's technology accelerator, and their new Saskatoon office needed more than decoration. Three walls, each experienced completely differently: a feature wall you stand in front of at the entry, a 67-foot corridor you walk past, and a 13-foot end wall you arrive at. They had to work as one coordinated system rather than three separate paintings, support wayfinding through the space, and speak to what the companies there actually build without resorting to literal tech imagery.
Round the Neighborhood
The Broadway district is a vibrant cultural hub shaped by everyday interactions, small businesses, and creative energy. The challenge was to create a mural that felt personal and contemporary while reflecting the lived experience of the neighborhood rather than relying on abstract symbolism alone.
Prairie Petals; Lilies in Luminous Frames
Create a cultural statement in downtown Saskatoon that celebrates Saskatchewan's floral emblem while bridging the gap between the prairie's natural beauty and contemporary urban art—making it more than just public art, but a landmark that resonates with both locals and visitors.
Broadway Collective Rooftop Mural
The rooftop patio was weathered, peeling, and unusable as a welcoming social space. The walls required heavy restoration, accurate prep work, and a mural design that matched the energy of the venue while holding up outdoors.
Park Life
To capture the essence of a park's microcosm where everyday life intersects with the richness of the natural world, highlighting the small but vital elements that make parks a cornerstone of community life.
Symbiosis
Located on a prominent Central Avenue facade, the mural needed to visually represent Western Ag's role in agricultural technology while responding to the surrounding urban streetscape. The challenge was to integrate themes of innovation and sustainability without overwhelming the building's identity.
No Place Like Home
The mural needed to acknowledge Home Hardware's long-standing presence in the neighborhood without leaning into overt commercial imagery. The goal was to create a contemporary work that felt rooted in place and reflective of the surrounding community.
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