theartofchase mural

Residential backyard murals in Venice (Part 1)

May 21, 2025

Residential backyard murals in Venice, California.

For the City of Lancaster

September 13, 2024

“Perpetual Biker” - commissioned by the City of Lancaster, California. Curated by the Museum of Art and History’s Manager Andi Compognone.

About

Chase has painted more than 550 murals around the world. His work is concentrated in Los Angeles but also can be found in Tokyo, New York, Lisbon, Brussels, Barcelona, London, Paris, Antwerp, Berlin, Amsterdam, Lyon and Prague amongst others.

On Instagram:

Paying our respects to the World Heritage Site of the world’s first piercing in Copenhagen, Denmark. Also part of the exhibition is the pre-Ozempic Christmas tree, and the site of the filming of Pirates of the Scandinavian, starring local star Tommy Depp. 🎥: @krisklara_ #themoreyouknow

The finished murals and spill-over paintings for superfood cafe @thehivesm ‘s newest location in Manhattan Beach. Customized vintage surf prints and surfboard yet to be installed. 🐝🍯🏄‍♀️

Golden hour at @thehivesm Manhattan Beach 🐝🍯

It’s all coming together in Manhattan Beach. This marks @thehivesm fourth location and our fourth time collaborating 🐝🍯 #neverchangeawinningteam

“The King of Sting” - It’s my birthdayyy! Thank you to my love @krisklara_ for everything that you do. You make me feel like everyday is my birthday. 🥰 big shouts to @annika.maya and @ronyalwin for hosting another great one at @chateaualwin - love u all!

With my brother from another @buethewarrior for the City of Bornem (Belgium) in 2022. @gemeentebornem // #trackside

Sunset Blvd in Hollywood 👀🌴🌞

New paintings for the new @thehivesm location in Manhattan Beach 🐝

During my last visit to Lancaster, in 2019, I spent three days painting these crosswalks using the City’s road marking tools, traffic paint, and equipment. I painted the crosswalks over the course of three days using the City’s roadmarking tools, traffic paint, and equipment. I only pre-designed part of one section and relied on my ability to ‘play jazz’ with the giant stencils of symbols and letters on-site. My goal was to strike a balance in terms of ‘weight’ and color, while also discovering new patterns and symbols along the way through creative configuration. Shouts to Lancaster’s traffic painting crew—Chris, Dave, and Gary—who were initially skeptical about my vision (and using their equipment 😅) but gradually came on board as the work started to take shape. Commissioned by the @cityoflancasterca in collaboration with the Museum of Art and History (@moahlancaster,) and curated by Museum Manager @andi_campognone. Video piece by @birdmanphotos