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Building Home | Street Murals by Strider Patton | Egbert Avenue, San Francisco, CA in San Francisco. Item made of synthetic

Building Home | Street Murals by Strider Patton | Egbert Avenue, San Francisco, CA in San Francisco. Item made of synthetic

Created and Sold by Strider Patton

Strider Patton

Building Home - Street Murals

Featured In Egbert Avenue, San Francisco, CA, San Francisco, CA

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““Building Home”” This mural is dedicated to the history of people, land, and culture in the Bayview neighborhood of San Francisco, CA. Bayview has a rich history starting with the indigenous Ohlone people prior to the arrival of Spanish missionaries in the 1700s, to homesteading and livestock work during the Goldrush period, to shipbuilding during WWII, and to industrious workers in construction. Like many neighborhoods in San Francisco, development has been challenging, with opportunity given to some and taken away from others. Bayview has held strong as one of the last neighborhoods of San Francisco that is a place of strong workers and laborers. This mural shows an unfinished house in the foreground resting on “The Hill” that has the word HOME beneath it. Behind, the ever changing San Francisco skyline towers, symbolizing development. A rhythmic shape flows from the bottom of the mural through the house and above the city, symbolizing connection, compassion, and hope.

Item Building Home

Created by Strider Patton

As seen in Egbert Avenue, San Francisco, CA, San Francisco, CA

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Strider Patton

San Francisco, CA

Wescover creator since 2017

I make custom murals, sculpture and canvases for those who want to enrich their life experience with compelling art ⚡️

Strider Patton is a contemporary artist based in San Francisco, California. Best known for his abstract murals, sculptures, and installations, Strider delicately weaves together feelings and emotions through his visual language. His work deals with themes of connection and separation, organization, energy, movement, and void space. Heavily informed by the natural world, culture and his meditative search inward, Strider’s dialogue between color, shape, form and composition is meant to trigger experience.
Strider received his masters degree from California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS) in cultural anthropology.
A third generation self-taught artist, Strider grew up in art studios, learning to use his hands, observing his surroundings and how to communicate ideas visually. His family art legacy and DIY approach to art, mixed with his academic training in cultural anthropology, allows him to bring a unique multidisciplinary approach to his projects. Strider has worked with world renowned companies in the industries of technology, education, hospitality, construction, finance, local government and health care.
“What we surround ourselves with matter,” he says. “With everything I make I hope to create a trigger for experience - a thought, feeling, or emotion. I believe that if we surround and expose ourselves to certain experiences we can transform ourselves.”
Whether it's painting a tech company’s 3-floor open stairwell lobby at the top of a high rise, directing a 1,750sqft youth mural project with 400 kids in Iowa, exhibiting works in international galleries, collaborating with a neon light artist to have a light-laced glowing mural, painting a rural school in Cambodia with 80 local kids, or realizing a 4-floor public art installation in Soho London, Strider’s diverse range of visual art projects are united by his belief that art is the expression of humanity.
“I am an artist whose primary interest is consciousness and how I can use my skills as an artist to advance my own understanding of consciousness. When I make art I am in a flow state, being fully present. I am most happy there and feel like I am growing as a person. Hopefully as I grow, perhaps others may as well."