Large-scale public art mural of music icons—Kurt Cobain, Bob Marley, David Bowie, Prince, and more on an outdoor wall

Public Art & Community Projects

Murals and community-driven art initiatives for public spaces, neighborhoods, schools, and nonprofit organizations. These projects enhance placemaking, celebrate local culture, and foster community engagement through public art.

Art for the Public Good

Public art and community outreach are central to Mark Francis's work. Through murals and collaborative art projects, he creates installations that belong to the people who live, work, and gather in shared spaces.

Projects often involve partnerships with cities, local organizations, schools, and nonprofits. From permanent murals in parks and civic buildings to street painting festivals and youth-driven initiatives, each project is designed to reflect local identity and encourage connection.

Whether you represent a municipality, nonprofit, or community group, Bulk Styles helps bring shared stories to life through accessible, meaningful public art.

Artist spray-painting a large purple cat mural on an outdoor wall—public art in progress

Public art projects across Florida and beyond

Experience working with municipalities, schools, and nonprofits

Collaborative and community-centered process

These community-focused projects take many forms,
depending on the space, partners, and goals.

Types of Public Art Projects

Civic & Placemaking Murals

Permanent or long-term murals for parks, libraries, transit areas, civic buildings, and public spaces.

Festivals & Street Art Events

Temporary installations and live painting at street festivals, community events, and city-sponsored art programs.

Nonprofit & Youth Collaborations

Murals and art programs developed with schools, youth centers, and nonprofit organizations that actively involve the community in the process.

Palm Beach County 901 firefighters mural—firefighters battling flames, American flag, community public art

How Community Projects Work

Planning & Outreach

Define goals, site location, stakeholders, and community involvement.

Design & Collaboration

Concept development with input from community members, partners, or youth participants.

Creation & Installation

On-site painting, workshops, or installation with community engagement throughout the process.

Explore examples of past public and community art projects.

Project Funding Assistance

Public art projects may be supported through grants, sponsorships, or partnerships. Bulk Styles is experienced in working alongside municipalities and organizations to align projects with available funding opportunities.

Propose a Public Art or Community Project

Tell us about your community, location, and goals. Mark will follow up to explore feasibility, funding, and how to make the project meaningful for the people it serves.

Each project is developed collaboratively and tailored to the community it serves.