Large-scale public murals and percent-for-art commissions — community-driven work painted across Philadelphia and beyond.
A 627-foot painted mural with ceramic tile in Philadelphia's Fairhill neighborhood, commissioned by the City of Philadelphia and OACCE. More than 250 community members helped design and install this 5,000 sq ft work.
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A 9,000-square-foot painted mural in Providence, made with the Amber Art and Design collective. An homage to the Narragansett land called Mashapaug, with the moose as symbol of fortitude and sustainability.
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Tile designs from Miami, Havana, San Juan, New Orleans, and Philadelphia — places Linda traveled in 2023. Commissioned by Philadelphia International Airport for the yearlong Jawn 7 exhibit alongside four other Philadelphia artists.
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In partnership with Mural Arts Philadelphia, Impact, and Councilmember Quetzy Lozada's office
Co-designed and painted by Linda Fernandez and Martha (MARTOLAO) O'Connell. The mural represents positive affirmations for the Kensington community.
Commissioned by Temple University College of Public Health
Linda invited students and faculty to create drawings of their favorite foods that remind them of home. Those drawings became the inspiration for a mural about food as a source of nutrition and as a way of sharing culture.
In partnership with InLiquid
An abstract landscape featuring plants native to Philadelphia.
Commissioned by Playful Learning Landscapes
Commissioned by Playful Learning Landscapes
Painted in a housing shelter in North Philadelphia.
Commissioned by Rise and Ritual Apothecary
Commissioned by Playful Learning Landscapes
Commissioned by Playful Learning Landscapes
Painted inside a housing shelter in West Philadelphia. Focuses on native plants.
Commissioned by All-women's street art exhibition
Part of an all-women's street art exhibition.
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