Hollywood Mural Project
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Hollywood Mural Project designs and paints large-scale murals for businesses, property owners, community groups and sponsors across Hollywood and Los Angeles. It was founded by muralist Andrew Severns, who has spent more than fifteen years making public murals, sculpture and installations built on his own geometric system, the Canon. Each design comes from the wall's real measurements, so it fits the building it's on.

His work includes the 42-foot grand entrance of Toolbox LA in Chatsworth, four years of murals and interiors for Liberate in Hollywood, Los Feliz and Sherman Oaks, and award-winning public art in Indianapolis. Murals can be painted by a professional crew or, where a site allows it, with neighbors and volunteers.

Based on El Centro, just off the Walk of Fame, Hollywood Mural Project also hosts Art on El Centro, a monthly gallery night for local artists.

Highlights

  • Custom murals for businesses and property owners
  • Storefront, building and parking structure murals
  • Interior murals, floors and signage
  • Sponsored and community murals
  • Light and LED art installations

Images

Toolbox LA grand entrance, Chatsworth, 2018. 42 x 30 ft.
Seven Chakras with Platonic Polyhedra, Liberate Hollywood, Selma Ave, 2017. 73 x 13 ft.
Common Thread, highway underpass across three city blocks, Indianapolis, 2014-15. Painted with community volunteers.
Sundial Flatland, permanent public sculpture, Fletcher Park, Indianapolis, 2013. Arts Council of Indianapolis commission.
Human Crystal Grid floor labyrinth, Liberate Hollywood, c. 2017. Interior floor and murals.