The mural is located on 28th & Jackson in Seattle’s Central District neighborhood. More information and photos coming soon!

Commissioned by Hiit Lab, Perri created a colorful and energetic entry mural for the company’s second location in Midtown Square!

Hiit Lab is a high interval intensity training studio combined with music, lights, and core training workouts led by a team of amazing trainers in West Seattle and the Central District. Visit HIIT Lab to view the mural and workout!

Melvin Freeman, mixed media photographer, contacted Perri Rhoden to install a mural as a part of his mixed media public art project with Office of Arts & Culture and Seattle Public Utilities.

She was asked to create water along the 200+ ft retaining wall.

Perri curated a color story of deep blues and greens to create vibrant waves reminiscent of Caribbean water. She also incorporated Interference Blue as an additional element. Her application of this product adds a reflective glossy finish to the water whenever sun light shines on the mural.

This is her first permanent mural in Seattle. But stay tuned, the Midtown Project is next on her list…and that mural is entirely her own!

Additional information about this project can be found at:

Art Beat Blog (OAC)

This mural was commissioned mural by a client in their living room. 8ft x 14 ft

VMC, Vivid Matter Collective Members (TDub Customs, Perry Porter, Snekeone, AfroSPK, ArtbreakerBT, and Perri Rhoden) were hired to install one multi-paneled mural alongside the Chromer Building in Downtown Seattle. They were hired to beautify the downtown corridor with vibrant art highlighting the history of music and art which flowed through the Chromer Building in previous years.

The Seattle “Black Lives Matter” mural was installed June 11-12, 2020 in Capitol Hill in Seattle, WA. Takiyah Ward and Joe Nix, in collaboration with 16 visual artists of Black and Indigenous descent, painted Black Lives Matter on Pine St in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter Movement. Each artist selected a letter to paint.

Since creating the mural, the artists involved have formed a collective, “Vivid Matter Collective” and are continuing conversations to preserve the mural, create artwork, and advocate for BLM in the Seattle area.

Learn more:

Vivid Matter Collective IG (website coming soon)

Seattle Times Article

Stranger Seattle

GeekWire

Perri Rhoden chose the letter "C". She created panels within the letter incorporating her classic abstract style of creating intricate patterns and vivid color palette.

In the Fall of 2020, the BLM mural became an official landmark in Seattle, WA the City of Seattle began overseeing its maintenance. We were given the opportunity to update our designs and I updated the “C” to have a more bold, abstract, and more saturated color palette.

Check out Perri’s newest mural in Ballard up through January 2023!

Located at 5425 Shilshole Ave N

The FLOW Project is a temporary mural located at 5425 Shilshole Ave N in Ballard in collaboration with Seattle Public Utilities and the Office of Arts and Culture.

The mural will be on display through January 2023.

Golden Bubble Skin owner and master aesthetician, Christina Bekris, opened her first salon in North Seattle. She contracted Perri to design an intimate mural for the reception area.

The salon provides skincare and body hair removal services for all people, specifically to empower women to feel confident and bold in their skin.

The mural was created with black Behr Marquee interior paint and Golden Paint Interference Medium (for the glossy green touch added as a finish). Total mural is 8’x 9’.

The mural features three, sensual, female figures relaxing in a watery and bubbly oasis. The mural is intended to empower women to feel confident, bold, and comfortable in their skin.

This installation was fun and empowering to create. Visit the mural in person and get a facial at Golden Bubble Salon in Seattle. Tell Christina Perri sent you!

Contracted by AT&T Corporate, Perri Rhoden installed two murals at their 4th & Pine St retail location. Each mural was designed to encourage conversations regarding Black Lives Matter and the ongoing genocide of Black Americans.

The "Let's Talk" and "We Stand for Equality" murals were temporary installations and located between 3rd & 4th St on Pine in Downtown Seattle. The installations have been removed as the business is now open for retail.

Each year Wa Na Wari, a center for Black art and belonging in the Central District of Seattle, hosts an annual art festival and fundraiser highlighting local and national artists of the Indigenous and Black diasporas. The festival fills the streets of the Central District surrounding the WNW house with art, food, music, and performances. This year, Perri was one of the dozens of featured artists. She created a temporary installation for the fundraiser and all of the signs are available in her Seattle Shop. Click here to visit her online store.

Title: “Thoughts and Offerings”

Medium: The installation consists of two dozen acrylic paintings on plywood panels adorned with words of affirmations and thought-provoking phrases from the artist. Additionally, small hand-crafted offerings were available for BIPOC community members to enjoy on a first come first serve basis.

Wa Na Wari sustains artists and community members in the Seattle area. Your support is appreciated and encouraged. Click here to donate to Wa Na Wari directly. Their goal is $100,000 for 2023 programming.

Contracted through Urban Artworks, Perri Rhoden collaborated with Mari Shibuya and Pua Age to install a creative and inspirational mural at a private residence located behind Ballard High School during the Covid-19 pandemic.