Paintings the size of a building.

Vesna has completed more than thirty murals in the United States and considers them an integral expression of her art.

Public art

On the walls of St. Louis.

Her mural Murals on Broadway No. 1 (2011, 15 by 25 feet, Carondelet) is listed in the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis public art directory. Her walls and painted utility boxes brighten neighborhoods from Lemp Avenue to Belleville, Illinois.

United We Rock, a mural with a guitar in the colors of the American flag on a brick building — **United We Rock**, The Pocket, Lemp Avenue, St. Louis. Commissioned to bring a uniting message to the neighborhood.

Friday’s South, Belleville, Illinois. A 4 by 23 foot logo mural, her third for the company.

The monarch butterfly mural seen from the street — **The Monarch**, St. Louis.

A mural of historic Carondelet buildings on an exterior wall — **Carondelet**, St. Louis.

Vesna on a ladder painting a forest mural on an exterior wall — Painting on site.

A utility box painted with a Victorian house and blossoms — Painted utility boxes beautify urban neighborhoods.

A brick building with a large guitar mural on its side — United We Rock, from the street.

A blue rose mural on a red brick wall — A blue rose on brick.

A painted utility box showing a historic church — Neighborhood landmarks on a utility box.

A dome painting in progress on scaffolding — Dome painting in progress.

The process

You see it on your wall before the first brushstroke.

Define the project

Size, surface and theme: interior or exterior, brick, stucco or drywall, and the story the wall should tell.

Set the timeline

Based on the size, the subject, the condition of the surface and the type of wall being painted.

See the design

Vesna creates a digital rendering of the proposed mural superimposed on your building or room for approval.

Paint

Vesna paints on site, and the wall becomes part of the place.

Plan a mural

Tell Vesna about the wall.

A photo of the wall and rough dimensions are the best start. Residential, commercial and community projects are all welcome.