Last Ones Collective, Regeneration and Eric Powell, Archetypes

Written By Lynne Baer

Hacienda Heights Affordable Housing, Richmond, CA  2023

Last Ones Collective, Regeneration, 2022

Bas Relief of fiber reinforced polymer

The mural will honor those who once existed on this very soil and for those here today who still seldom catch a glimpse of the importance of our motherly environment. 

 Its depiction is a tribute to our land, wildlife, and those who inhabit it: past, current, and future.

Eric Powell, Archetypes, 2022

Steel, Painted

Archetypes are symbols that we all share and that connect us all to each other. They are universal, primal symbols and images that derive from the collective unconscious.

Commissioned by Mercy Housing and Community Housing Development Corporation for Hacienda Heights through the Richmond Arts and Culture Commission

 

Lynne Baer
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