US Bank commissioned a building-wide mural to convey finance as accessible and vital for everyone. Artist Uprising led the creative direction, working with a local artist to integrate US Bank’s brand colors and narrative into the design. This mural effectively communicates financial inclusivity, marking it as one of US Bank's most impactful projects.

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For Highland Park Village, Artist Uprising stenciled murals on balconies to mimic Spanish tile designs, enhancing the center's European style. The subtle artwork complemented the ambiance, with our team managing design, ghost painting, and execution seamlessly.

For Poco Fiasco, Artist Uprising created a 50-foot ceiling mural inspired by The Carlyle Hotel, depicting life in the Harwood District. This vibrant, whimsical piece became the restaurant's centerpiece and Harwood Magazine's cover image, featuring detailed illustrations and precise color correction for a watercolor effect.

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For Te Deseo in Dallas, Artist Uprising brought Harwood International's vision of a 22ft "electric blue California driftwood tree" to life by matching a sculptor with a carpenter and overseeing the entire process from design to installation, ensuring artistry, engineering, and budget were all seamlessly aligned.

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To enhance its brand presence in Glendale, Wisconsin, Total Wine collaborated with Artist Uprising to create a vibrant mural. After aligning with Total Wine’s corporate branding, we curated a local artist who delivered the company's favorite mural to date, effectively blending local art with corporate identity.

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Artist Uprising transformed a vacant space at The Shops at Park Lane into an immersive pop-up gallery with a renowned LA-based artist. Custom window clings and backdrops added to the appeal, generating $168k in PR value and increasing foot traffic by over 200%, with patrons lining up for Instagram-worthy moments.

Artist Uprising creatively directed and produced the Sweet Tooth Motel for The Shops at Park Lane, featuring a themed pop-up with holiday branding, 3D interiors, and a projection-mapped Christmas tree. The activation generated $250k in PR value and increased foot traffic by 118%.

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Artist Uprising designed a projection-mapped digital art concept onto a Tesla vehicle as a promotional piece for the Tesla app. Filmed as a YouTube short, the project, created with Lightware Labs, was produced at our film studio in Richardson, TX, blending art, tech, and automotive design.

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For LUSH Cosmetics' flagship opening in Shinjuku, Japan, Artist Uprising created an animated artwork mimicking a bath bomb’s colorful bubbles sliding down the building. This eye-catching display reinforced LUSH’s brand and captivated passersby, with AU handling the curation, design, and management.

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At Leonie’s in Hotel Swexan, Artist Uprising installed "Swallows in Flight," a sculpture design in-house and fabricated by a local sculptor featuring 15 swallows in sunset hues. Suspended above circular seating, it complements the interior and skyline views, adding dynamic artistry to the dining experience.

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Artist Uprising commissioned local artist Haylee Ryan to create eight murals at Hotel Vin, celebrating its history as a former train station. Enhanced with augmented reality and praised by the Mayor, these artworks blend storytelling with functionality. AU also oversaw art integration in the speakeasy, making art a key element throughout the space.

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At Elephant East, Artist Uprising and sculptor Hobbes Vincent created a bamboo installation from 500 recycled plastic pieces. Integrated into a trellis for fire safety, the project met strict Dallas fire codes, blending artistic innovation with engineering precision.

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Artist Uprising, collaborating with a curator and project manager, enriched American Airlines' Skyway 6 Training Center, a top-tier training and simulation facility. Key art installations reflect the airline's innovative spirit and global reach, inspiring staff and visitors while elevating the space.

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For Accenture's new 10,000 sqft Irving office, Artist Uprising curated a local artist to subtly integrate brand colors into an 80-foot café mural, complementing skyline views. Despite COVID-19 challenges, the project was completed flawlessly, boosting employee satisfaction.

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