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Street art mural located in Aielli, Italy depicting woman with curly hair, wearing a red headscarf, white blouse, and red dress, holding a dollar bill and a rosary with a cross, against a yellow wall with two windows.
A colorful painting of a Colombian woman with dark hair surrounded by vibrant flowers, biodiversity such as a butterfly on her finger, and a bright blue background, mural located in Boston for private client.
A colorful mural of a woman with red hair and yellow eyes, wearing a headpiece with moth wings and a skull on her forehead, painted on a city wall in Hartford, Connecticut.
A lively restaurant with a large, colorful mural of a skull decorated with bright flowers on the wall. Hanging pink and purple floral chandeliers illuminate the space, located in Hartford, Connecticut.
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50+

Public Murals

3,000+

SQ FT Projects

Connecticut • New England • International

Selected Clients and Partners

Trinity College
Target
Ball & Socket Arts
CRT
Municipalities throughout Connecticut

Murals for Spaces That Bring People Together

Municipalities & Economic Development Organizations

Schools, Universities & Healthcare Organizations

Businesses & Commercial Properties

Arts & Cultural Organizations

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Hi, I’m Micaela

Close-up of a woman with long dark hair wearing a red beanie hat with a logo, holding a spray paint can, standing next to a colorful brick wall with graffiti in an outdoor setting with trees and sunlight in the background.

I’m a Connecticut-based mural artist with Colombian roots, creating large-scale, immersive work rooted in culture, nature, and human connection.

As an avid traveler, I draw inspiration from the places and communities that I encounter, and I’m always open to traveling for projects that transform spaces into meaningful, story-driven experiences.

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The Why Behind My Work

I’m drawn to the stories that often go unseen; the strength of women, the quiet intelligence of the natural world, and the experiences that shape how we see ourselves and each other.

Through my murals, I aim to bring these narratives into shared spaces in a way that feels both personal and universal, creating work that people can connect with, not just observe.

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