Developed the visual identity and environmental graphics for Mahalia Mile, a state-designated cultural district along Chicago's historic 79th Street Corridor.

Inspired by the legacy of Mahalia Jackson, the project transformed the streetscape through painted sidewalks, banners, public graphics, and wayfinding elements that celebrate neighborhood history while strengthening community identity. By embedding cultural storytelling into the built environment, the design encourages walkability, civic pride, and a deeper connection to one of Chicago's most influential cultural corridors.