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‘Hope Grows Wild’ Mural Taking Shape in Santa Barbara

Mural inspired by California pollinators takes shape

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – People driving along E. Gutierrez Street in Santa Barbara may notice a mural in progress.

The artist calls it “Hope Grows Wild.”

Orielle Anaïs is leaving a white space in the middle so it can be used as a projection screen for special events.

“These are all California native wildflowers and pollinators, and I am celebrating nature, our connection to nature, and the importance of celebrating our roots,” said Anaïs.

The mural is for a multimedia production studio and event space called LoDo Studios.

Anaïs also has some of her fine art on display inside.

She said she wanted the mural to include California wildflowers and living creatures such as bats and hummingbirds, which she said are in danger due to climate change.

Although it is nearly complete, the mural will be officially unveiled on Oct. 25.

For more information visit https://orielleanaiscom and https://lodostudios.com

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