Public works

In 2014 I took part in a street mural beautification project with the Ottawa School of Art and the Ottawa Chinatown BIA. It was my first experience painting public street art. Since then I have been working on similar projects, big and small throughout the city. Below are my projects from past to present:

775 Somerset St. West, 2014.
Front window and three side panels.

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Photo of me applying my sketch/masking. As you can see the other panels have been primed and blue paint added with rollers

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713 Somerset St. West, 2014:  2 panels with elephants
Others were created by fellow artist, Kimberly Edgar:

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662 Somerset St. West and Bronson Ave., 2015:
Large mural on brick wall

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Street mural by Maya Hum 2015
Final painting! More elements were added as per client request, but I had to stop at this point.

157 Beausoleil Drive (Lowertown Community House), 2017.

Title of this project is: Illunaata, meaning “all together” in Inuktituk, a celebration of Canadian imagery and community through the medium of paint. To mark Canada’s 150th Anniversary.

My biggest mural yet. That’s me on the scaffolding!

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Somerset Street West Flower Planters, 2018:

Along Somerset Street West in Chinatown, 2018: Many of the planters along this street have local art on them, I did three of them:

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Juniper Farm, Wakefield, Quebec. Permanent mural installation on Bee Houses, 2019. 

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A Bee’s Tree House by Maya Hum. This painted panel installation was inspired by the notion of creating a happy dwelling for honey bees. The mural features playful houses surrounded by bright colours and blossoming flowers, merged with Apiverte’s EZHouse bee management system design.

APIVERTE is a local company on a mission to improve the lives of honeybees through innovative products that make beekeeping accessible to all. (https://apiverte.ca/)

 

Chinatown, Ottawa, Ontario. Barrier painting at Somerset St. W. and Bronson Ave. 2019.

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Wakefield, Quebec. Permanent mural installation on Bee House, 2020.

A painted panel installation for one of Apiverte’s EZHouse bee management system designs. APIVERTE is a local company on a mission to improve the lives of honeybees through innovative products that make beekeeping accessible to all. (https://apiverte.ca/)

Pine ridge/Rockhurst community. Permanent mural installation on Bee House, 2021