Bright Walls

This project is an experiential collaboration mural and interactive installation created by Joe Geis and  Jeremiah Britton for “Bright Walls” mural festival.

Text and photography copyright of Joe Geis and  Jeremiah Britton

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Mariana Pacheco is a visual designer, founder of Design Etiquette. She specializes in branding and web design. She loves Environmental Graphics Design as well.

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