MURALS | VIVID

2025 ARTISTS

COMPLETED MURALS

While you're in Baawaating • Sault Ste. Marie during VIVID, take the time to visit murals completed in years past! Below you'll find a map and information regarding both art pieces and artists.

dinho bento 146 Queen St E

In his process, he usually seeks inspiration in the local context where he will paint, usually studying plant and animal species from that region or motivated by the emotions that emerged from that place. Thus, Dinho mixes these inspirations with his style and elements of his culture or his history. He sees it as a way of crossing paths with other peoples, leaving behind an image caused by a miscegenated inspiration.

josh morely 320 Bay St

Josh Morley (pulld) is a self taught illustrator, screen printer, and muralist.

He is Anishinaabe, belonging to Wabauskang First Nation, and grew up in the outskirts of Sault Ste Marie, Ontario. Growing up, he had a love for illustration and spent many hours connecting with the land surrounding his childhood home.

Josh aims to use his work to bring awareness to environmental issues, give back to causes supporting environmental sustainability, and support the indigenous community.

megan oldhues 526 Bay St

Megan Oldhues (b. 1997), is a Toronto based LGBTQ+ emerging artist who developed her craft from the roots of the underground graffiti and street art scenes. Transitioning her off beat techniques into figurative and representational art, Megan’s work is best described as traditional realism inspired by the beauty of everyday life. She frequently employs unique colour palettes, playing with hues to evoke emotion and amplify impact in her work. Megan hopes to resonate with audiences by conveying compelling narratives and reflecting on universal experiences.

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