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Get matched →The City of Boston commissioned artist Cyrille Conan to create an exterior mural at the Patricia White Apartments in Brighton as part of the third round of the Transformative Public Art Program.
The mural is located at the Patricia White Apartments (20 Washington Street) in Brighton, a Boston Housing Authority community for low- and moderate-income elders and people with disabilities. The mural was installed in October 2021 and is visible from the street.
Doujans D'al Hirhoal is Breton for "Respecting Longevity." Cyrille created a design bringing joy through the use of color, form, and energy, expressing nature, lifespans, cycles, and beauty as a reflection of the senior residents at Patricia White Apartments.
Cyrille Conan was born in 1973 and grew up in Queens, New York, to French immigrants. He is bilingual with dual French-American citizenship. He graduated with a BFA in Painting from the Hartford Art School and has been based in Boston since 1998. His work spans painting, site-specific installations, and murals in numerous states and local Boston venues including The Cyclorama, The Museum of Fine Arts, and Boston City Hall. He currently works as a Preparator for the Design Department at the MFA, Boston.
This project was developed in collaboration with the Boston Housing Authority and the Mayor's Office of New Urban Mechanics.
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