Koda is a passionate and thoughtful artist who brings vision and brand to life in large-scale murals and art installations. She excels at project managing initiatives from concept to installation; from marketing to delivery; from understanding goals, to creating action plans at scale that meet KPIs. When you hire Koda, you’re not just hiring a paintbrush. You’re hiring a business partner. Together, we’ll create projects that help us all rise “a shade above” – a little brighter, and a lot more united.

“I create artwork that crosses borders and boundaries. Whether negotiating the identities of clients or corporations, or the intimacies of cultural characteristics within neighborhoods, attention is facilitated with an acute awareness that art in the public space permeates the subconscious. My more personal artwork is a contribution to the community; frequently a cultural icon that transcends rich intersecting historical and popular culture references that speak to the complex diaspora of the United States. I whole heartedly believe in the importance of how the visibility of culture can lead to not only the growth of confidence, but also care within our communities.“

“I always wish to have the chance to meet places that were then unknown to me and to exchange with its inhabitants. I have the burning desire to share my work beyond my territory, in order to reach a larger audience and thus, share my message of coexistence on a larger scale. I am also open to the idea of involving members of the community like local artist apprentices in the production of the work and to integrate certain elements that you would like to find in the crowd.”

“I always wish to have the chance to meet places that were then unknown to me and to exchange with its inhabitants. I have the burning desire to share my work beyond my territory, in order to reach a larger audience and thus, share my message of coexistence on a larger scale. I am also open to the idea of involving members of the community like local artist apprentices in the production of the work and to integrate certain elements that you would like to find in the crowd.”