Meet the Mural Fest 2025 Artists
With 18 years of experience in mural creation, artwork, and design, Chris Bingham's artistic journey is deeply rooted in the exploration of memories and their profound impact on our perception of space. Each piece he creates serves as a narrative, inviting viewers to engage with layers of meaning that reflect the complexity of human experiences. Bingham employs the interplay of shadows and light to push the boundaries of depth within his paintings, transforming flat surfaces into dynamic environments that resonate with the viewer’s own recollections. His work aims to evoke nostalgia while inviting contemplation, creating a dialogue between the past and the present. In every mural and artwork, Bingham endeavors to construct spaces that inspire connection and reflection, encouraging an intimate interaction with the art.
FoxySwine is a mural team composed of married artists, Courtney Hicks and Chris Alvarez. Courtney and Chris are Atlanta based, both having worked in the animation industry. When not making cartoons, they spent the past decade painting murals throughout the Southeast United States. They have created works in a variety of scales and mediums, including for mural festivals, private businesses, public beautification projects, and more! Their works typically focus on bright, limited color palettes, energetic linework, and illustrative characters.
Graham Carraway is a Denver-based artist known for creating large-scale public artworks across the United States. His work often blends his experience in an array of mediums, using storytelling imagery inspired by local history, landscapes, and community identity. Graham brings a deep respect for craftsmanship to every project, using vibrant, layered compositions to celebrate the spirit of each place he paints.
Mandi Caskey aka Miss Birdy is a muralist, gallery artist, and community activist. Caskey chooses to place her attention on creating imagery that will force the viewer to look outside of their mental and emotional world. Using an array of di erent mediums, the artwork pulls itself away from the artist and takes a life of its own. Caskey’s mural work tends to bleed into a fantasy world that organically takes over any environment and e ortlessly changes the impact of a space. As a gallery artist, Miss Caskey enjoys painting quickly and freely in oils on wood that she cuts in her wood shop. The pieces tend to have more of a realistic tone, which brings balance creatively to the artist.
K Space Contemporary is a nonprofit art organization in downtown Corpus Christi dedicated to promoting contemporary art through exhibitions, education, and community engagement. Since 2008, the K Space Mural Arts Program has completed over 30 murals across the city, all created collaboratively with local youth and community members. These public art projects aim to beautify neighborhoods, foster creativity, and strengthen community pride through shared artistic experiences.