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The North Carolina Wildflower Mural was born from noticing the gorgeous wildflowers that appear in our state’s uncultivated areas and roadsides. The artist wanted to create an homage to North Carolina’s native plants in a time when rapid expansion has left few spaces in this area untouched. She hopes this art will not only bring joy to this space, but also help viewers be more mindful and appreciative of our native plants.
About the Artist
Hannah is a self-taught artist who incorporates bold colors and unique perspectives to explore the beauty in ordinary life. For her, art is more than expression, it is about having vision to see the good no matter what is going on in the present. Her paintings reference her photography of neighborhoods, sunsets, architecture, and nature between the Triangle area and her hometown in Central Virginia. Although she is primarily an acrylic artist, she also has a signature style utilizing yarn to create art that is soft, fuzzy, and meant to be touched.
Instagram: @thirteenthroseart
Community-Initiated Public Art
Raleigh Arts has a program to help artists and community members add art to neighborhoods and public spaces. The public art team is available to guide you through project development, artist selection, gaining site approvals, and the City permitting process. This program is open to anyone interested in adding public art to City property, including artists, community members, organizations, and designers.