Murals

“Lights, Camera, Action” is the title of this mural for OASIS ARTS and Drag Laurate D’arcy Drollinger. A space designed for filming movies, tv sets and performing arts. This mural is a collaboration of San Francisco artists Serge Gay Jr., Elliott C. Nathan, J Manuel Carmona, Simon Malvaez and Christopher McCutcheon.  OASIS ARTS “Lights, Camera, Action” Acrylic Approx 360 sqft June 2023 560 4th Street, San Francisco CA

The mural, titled “Showtime”, is the combined visions of San Francisco artists Serge Gay Jr., Elliott C. Nathan, J Manuel Carmona, Simón Malvaez and Christopher McCutcheon, and it depicts a variety of tropes and symbols associated with the Queer nightlife community in which OASIS is the epitome of a safe space. OASIS SF.  “Showtime” Acrylic. Approx 670 sqft May 2022. 298 11th St. San Francisco, CA

Located in a private house in the  heart of the Mission District, also known as the latino neighborhood, our client -Queer couple who has lived in the house for many years, wanted to have a mural that could represent comfort and the feeling of a safe place. A place where you could be yourself and not afraid of being vulnerable.  It is called “Dream boys” because the client wanted us to paint a representation of what this house has been for them: a Cozy Dream. “Dream Boys” Acrylic Approx 210 sqft San Francisco CA August 2021 Collaboration with Simon Malvaez

This residential mural titled “Missionary” was our first experience painting in a stairwell for a very Queer home in the Mission District. The mural depicts several bodies celebrating sexuallity and gender roles. The biggest challenge in this project was the narrow staircase and the limited space. The colors and imagery wrapped around the space create a unique experience entering the house. “Missionary” Acrylic Approx 240 sqft June 2021 Mission District. San Francisco CA    

For this mural we started with the Progress Pride Flag because to us it represents the amazing diversity within the Queer community. We wanted to showcase “heroes” from the past and present who we feel should be celebrated in the LGBTQ+ community as well as the intersection with our Latino Heritage. We hope that this mural invokes love and curiosity for our past, a connection to our present, and inspire a diverse future for the LGBTQ+ movement.   SF LGBTC CENTER.  “Queeroes” Acrylic. Approx 210 sqft May 2021. Collaboration with Simon Malvaez 1800 Market St. San Francisco, CA