Live Public Painting
I take Lost Soul Art into the streets of San Francisco and paint in public. This is where people can see the work happen instead of only seeing the finished piece.
The Street Is My Studio
Public painting has become an important part of how I create and connect with people. I regularly paint in the Castro around 18th Street, turning a public space into a temporary studio.
Every session is different. The people walking by, conversations, the neighborhood and whatever is happening around me become part of the creative environment.
Come Watch Me Create
- Original paintings developing in real time
- Sketches, ideas and experiments
- Conversations about art and creativity
- Work-in-progress pieces and commissions
- A firsthand look at the Lost Soul Art process
I paint publicly in the Castro, but my exact location and schedule can change. Follow Lost Soul Art on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube for current updates, live broadcasts and announcements.
Why I Paint in Public
For me, public painting is about making the creative process visible. Lost Soul Art grew from learning how to turn chaos, emotion and experience into something I could see. Painting in public lets that transformation happen in real time, with other people present.
You don't have to buy anything or know anything about art. Stop, watch, ask a question, talk with me or simply see where the painting goes.