Public & Municipal Murals

Public Art Murals for Cities & Civic Spaces

Yulia Avgustinovich is a public art mural artist creating public and municipal murals for cities, public art programs, and civic institutions. Projects are developed through research, community input, and collaboration with stakeholders, ensuring artworks are context-driven and site-specific.

Large-scale symbolic mural by public art mural artist Yulia Avgustinovich in downtown Boise, Idaho, featuring Idaho state symbols, cultural heritage, and historic elements.

Relevant Experience:

Municipal & City-Commissioned Murals

Site-specific murals created for city governments, public art programs, and municipal projects.

Community-Engaged Public Art Projects

Murals developed with meaningful input from local communities, fostering pride and participation.

Civic, Educational & Public Buildings

Artwork designed for schools, libraries, cultural centers, and other publicly accessible facilities.

Nationwide Project Experience

Projects completed across multiple U.S. states, demonstrating adaptability to diverse locations and communities.

Artwork Themes:

– Local History & Cultural Narratives
Murals often incorporate meaningful stories drawn from local history, regional identity, and shared cultural memory.

– State & Regional Symbols
Visual elements may include state symbols, regional emblems, and motifs that reflect local pride and identity.

– Historical Landmarks & Important Figures
Architectural landmarks, historical sites, and influential local figures may be thoughtfully integrated to honor a community’s past and present.

– Indigenous Peoples & Cultural Heritage
When appropriate, murals acknowledge Indigenous histories and cultural presence with care, research, and respect for place and context.

– Community Cornerstones
Artwork may reflect the institutions, industries, natural features, or traditions that shape daily life and community connection.

– Native Flora & Fauna
Locally significant plants and wildlife are often woven into compositions to reflect the surrounding environment.

– Symbolic & Place-Based Imagery
Concept-driven visuals translate community values and identity into cohesive, site-specific artwork.

a fragment of Symbolic pillar murals by public art mural artist Yulia Avgustinovich for the Shipyard Mural Project in Green Bay, Wisconsin, featuring Northern Wisconsin flora, fauna, and state symbols.
Detail of large-scale symbolic mural by public art mural artist Yulia Avgustinovich in downtown Boise, Idaho, featuring Idaho state symbols, cultural heritage, and historic elements.
Large-scale public mural “The Tales of Our Town” by public art mural artist Yulia Avgustinovich in Batesville, Indiana, depicting the town’s history, Indiana state symbols, and local flora and fauna.

Community Engagement Approach:

Design Presentations & Feedback Sessions

Structured opportunities for public input and discussion during concept development.

Volunteer & Community Paint Days

Hands-on participation to build ownership, engagement, and a sense of accomplishment

Youth & Local Organization Involvement

Inclusive approaches that integrate schools, nonprofits, and local groups into the creative process.

Retired volunteers painting a floral mural fragment on Polytab fabric inside a senior living facility for a community mural in Runnemede, New Jersey, by Yulia Avgustinovich.

Materials & Longevity

Professional mural paint being used at a staircase mural painting by public art mural artist Yulia Avgustinovich
Professional mural paint being used at a ground mural project by public art mural artist Yulia Avgustinovich

Professional-Grade Materials

Murals executed with high-quality paints and finishes selected for longevity and environmental suitability.

Surface Preparation & Technical Considerations

Comprehensive assessment and preparation of walls and surfaces to ensure durability.

UV-Resistant & Weather-Appropriate Coatings

Protective finishes designed for exterior exposure and long-lasting vibrancy.

Long-Term Maintenance Awareness

Materials and techniques chosen for ease of upkeep and enduring visual impact.

Traditional & Textured Techniques

Training in fresco, mosaic, and cement-based textures supports murals with depth, structural integrity, and lasting beauty.

Nature-themed mural by public art mural artist Yulia Avgustinovich along the Sand Creek Greenway trail in Denver, Colorado, depicting local flora and fauna found in the park.

Ideal For:

City Governments & Municipalities

Public art programs, urban development projects, and civic initiatives.

Public Art & Cultural Affairs Departments

Murals that enhance community spaces, cultural centers, and citywide programs.

Downtown & Redevelopment Authorities

Artwork for streetscapes, plazas, and revitalization projects.

Transit Agencies

Murals for transit hubs, pedestrian corridors, and transportation facilities.

Schools & Civic Institutions

Murals that inspire, educate, and engage students and community members.

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RFQs, RFPs & Commissions:

Request for Qualifications & Proposals

Collaboration with municipalities and agencies on curated, competitive project submissions

Short-Listed Public Art Proposals

Collaboration with municipalities and agencies on curated, competitive project submissions

Direct Municipal Commissions

Custom mural projects commissioned directly by cities or public agencies.

Contact Yulia to discuss a commercial or institutional mural project
Public and municipal murals by Yulia Avgustinovich include community murals, civic art projects, and large-scale public artworks for cities and public institutions across the United States.
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