SmartCenters-VMC: ArtWalk Production

 


Massive Take over of an abandoned WalMart in Vaughan Ontario. 5 weeks, over 30000 square feet of paint, 4 Artists with a fire production team. Ricardo Cavolo, Ben Johnston, Birdo and Jeremy Shantz artwork reproduced in large format Mural makes this space on of Canada's largest Mural. I had the privilege of being the lead production artist on this massive project. The results prove just how great this team is.



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