Today's mural, Sunflowers in Provence by Mai Mai Pietrowski, uses the elemental forces and forms of nature as a canvas for exploring the timeless themes of hope and beauty. The brilliant, saturated hues represent life and optimism, while the subtle tonal shifts capture the ephemeral quality of beauty. The composition features sweeping organic lines and rhythmic movements, drawing the viewer into a contemplative space.

Today's mural features a vibrant oil painting by Steven Lush. Bursting with bold colors and geometric forms, it captures the rhythm and energy of SOWA, one of Boston’s most dynamic creative neighborhoods.

Today's mural features Summer Ducks by Maureen O'Connor. A graduate of the Massachusetts College of Art and Design and the Art Institute of Boston, O’Connor has been exhibiting in Boston since the early 1980s. Her work has been shown in numerous public and private collections, including the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Goodwin and Proctor, and Fidelity Investments.

Today's mural features artwork titled What Will I Do Without You? by Denise Lafer. She is an abstract artist, working primarily with acrylic and mixed media to explore the beauty of nature.

Today's mural features a mosaic by Eddie Bruckner. He uses vibrant colors, bold lines, and the illusion of mosaic tile as a visual language of happiness, love, and beauty in physical space.

Today’s mural features artwork by LepidoliteAutumn. With a spiritual wonder about clouds, he feels most centered when admiring them.

Today's mural, In Your Face by Jane Maxwell, focuses on acceptance contrasting perfection and the pressure women feel to look younger. Discarded vials, boxes, and instruction pamphlets from anti-aging products are stitched, sanded, glued, and stapled onto the panel.

Today's mural by Muideen Olamide Ogunmola reflects on his personal experience in the year 2020.

Today's mural features artwork by Yuko Oda. With this piece, she explores her own survival and within the natural world.

Today's mural features a painting by Steven J. Cabral. His art explores the dynamic balance between structure and spontaneity – between order and chaos. Through a combination of geometric and organic forms, he merges sharp lines with soft edges, layering color, texture, and composition to convey the raw energy of the creative process.