We strive to foster equity and empowerment by curating and producing public art that centers diversity and inclusion–within our teams and through intentional imagery–in order to dismantle systemic issues and strive for the co-liberation of artists and communities we serve.

We show love and care by encouraging and creating safe spaces, understanding that hard work is driven and affected by mental and emotional health, and doing our best to nurture the health of our team, artists, and communities.

We hold space to foster visibility, celebration, and investment in women, people of color, immigrants, and the LGBTQIA+ community through the artists we work with and the work they produce. We believe that by amplifying intersectional experiences, we can create modern monuments that celebrate the diversity within our communities.

We prioritize the distribution of tools, resources, and knowledge to those who have been most excluded as a way to collectively protect our creative community. We practice this transfer of power through training in production, hosting workshops, and sharing resources and opportunities.

We believe in the power of inclusive and intentional public art to evoke change. Our work demonstrates the ways that art can convey complex and revolutionary innovations, visualize an equitable future, and speak at the intersection of arts, culture, and societal change.

We commit to fighting systems of oppression by responding to issues of social justice with intentionality, love, and care, striving to create solutions by taking up public space with art that reclaims power and advocates for a more fair, just, and kind world.

We stand for the right for all of our artists and assistants to be fairly compensated. Producing public art is demanding work that, like all works and processes of art, deserves fair compensation and credit. We respect the process, time, and experiences of the artists we work with in hopes for them to be empowered in their careers.