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HARMONY
St.Petersbourg, Florida, USA.

In collaboration with L.E.O. 
This mural is based on a juxtaposition of two images. The one in the background is an interpretation from a photograph taken in Washington Square Park, where people get together once a year and have a pillow fight. In the circle, a launch drill in North Korea.

The concept of this wall is an attempt to understand human behavior and its relationship to power. From the power that technology allows us: vehicles that can make us go faster than we can run or weapons that can harm more than we can physically. To an emotional, social or political power over others.

This wall was done shortly after the shooting in Las Vegas. This gave us the curiosity to know or understand what was the nature of this action. These events are considered anomalies or out of the ordinary, how ever its recurrence shows that it is or has become part of our natural behavior. We find strange that even though we can’t directly empathize with this behavior it is a part of our idiosyncrasy.

It is an honor to work with my brother Reginald O'Neal @l.e.other After three years of mentoring him on a daily basis I am very proud to see what a good painter and artist he is and continues to be.


AknowledgementsSpecial thanks to the Shine crew for making us feel, almost better, than at home. For their friendship and hospitality.






HARMONY
In collaboration with Sat One 
Munich, Germany.
This mural is based on an image taken in 1945 of the atom bomb in Hiroshima, Japan. The concept of this wall takes a more objective or anthropological standpoint with the effort of understanding our nature through this manmade landscape. Harmony alludes to our misconception of what is natural or harmonious. We take our self out of the picture, or define our worst behavior as unnatural or disrupting harmony. But we partake in composing the term, inevitably we are a part of the ecosystem and therefor inherently natural and harmonious. 
Formally, this mural is a juxtaposition of our interpretation from the same image, with the intention of creating a dialogue between them.


AknowledgementsSpecial thanks to Sat One, pleasure working with such a talented artist, to Daniel Codeak and Angelika for inviting me and to the rest of the artist and crew for such good times.