CLYDE

Clyde is a celebrated large-scale muralist based in Phoenix, Arizona. Rising from the world of street art, he gained initial acclaim for a staggering 14-story canal mural completed in just three days. Driven by a passion for architecture, Clyde crafts public art that interacts dynamically with the urban landscape, bridging the gap between art and structure. His distinctive style captures intimate glimpses of humanity, enveloped in subtle hues and dreamlike narratives.

Girl with the Star Earrings

“Clyde’s first portrait draws inspiration from the surrounding environment and the space theme. A star-like pattern, taken from The Pemberton’s tiles, runs through the artwork, grounding it in its setting. At the center, a woman takes in a moment with her luminous handmade earrings. Earrings which were pulled and strung together from the stars found along the path to the next mural.

Northern Lights

Clyde’s second portrait, inspired by Pemberton’s Icelandic Village, explores an interplay of light and gaze. Northern Lights wash over a man's face as he looks toward a girl with star earrings, her presence softly illuminated by its celestial glow.