The Women of the Walls

Transforming Space, Elevating Community

The Bunker is thrilled to showcase Women Owning Walls, an exhibition featuring five visionary female muralists who use scale, color, and voice to reclaim and reimagine public spaces. From vivid cartoon aesthetics and surreal dreamscapes to intricate line work and bold geometric forms, these artists are reshaping our visual landscape.

Amy McKay

Amy blends expressive color palettes with fluid, organic shapes to craft immersive murals that turn dull surfaces into vibrant landmarks. Her work explores themes of connectivity, nature, and the joyful interruption of everyday routine through public art.

Britt Groseclose

Founder of Grose Creative Co., Britt approaches large-scale art with a sharp graphic edge and intentional design. Specializing in high-impact typography, crisp geometry, and energetic branding, her murals bring dynamic clarity and modern pulse to modern spaces.

Corinne Pulsinelle

Creating under the handle Coconella, Corinne brings playful imagery, whimsical character design, and lush botanical elements to life. Her murals invite viewers into narrative-driven worlds that evoke warmth, curiosity, and a sense of wonder.

Erica Friend

Working under the moniker Insomniart, Erica crafts evocative, highly detailed works that delve into subconscious visual realms. Known for striking contrast, surreal portraiture, and deep emotional resonance, her large-scale pieces demand a second look.

Nicole Popell

Nicole’s distinct visual language combines abstract forms, intricate linework, and textured movement. Her murals play with architectural context, transforming raw wall surfaces into captivating, layered visual rhythms.