Today's mural Sunburst by Linda Cordner layers color, light, and depth with an abstracted geometry that references nature and aging. The colors are translucent and distressed, evoking a well-worn surface.

Today's mural is a painting titled Beantown Lights by Heather Buechler. The artwork is inspired by the nor'easters that swept through the city during the pandemic.

Today's mural by Mary Kocol is from The Ice Gardens series, which intersects gardening, photography, and ice candles.

Today’s mural is an oil painting titled Page Turner by Lori Mehta. The artwork showcases the tactile experience of holding a physical book – its texture, weight, and scent.

Today’s mural Jar of Beau by Beau McCall is a self-portrait made from a collage of buttons. It celebrates the universality of clothing buttons and references the historic role they have played as a decorative element in wearable and visual art within African diasporic culture.

Today's mural, Exuberance by Julia Purdy, captures a moment from driving on I-93 North and viewing the Boston skyline.

Todays mural Lilypads by Cambrasine (Jennifer Bouché) is an illustration based off a pond in Littleton, MA. However, this flora and fauna can be found in many areas nearby, in and outside of Boston.

Today's mural features a flower arrangement by Susie Margolin. Using locally-grown blooms and foraged elements, she connects intimately with every design.

Today's mural by Amy Hitchcock is an assemblage with vintage found photo, buttons, and assorted millinery flowers.

Today's mural by Emily Shedlock is a portrait that explores shadow work, a type of psychotherapy meant to expose and confront the parts of ourselves that we repress in an effort to develop true self-acceptance.