Sacred Water (2019) 
GERALUZ

Sacred Water addresses community crisis and collaboration. Looking to water as an abstract/ visual inspiration, the mural prompts viewers to address how local issues bring communities together regardless of race, socio-economic status, gender and cultural backgrounds. It encourages a united front, a stronger Newark.

“My murals are mindfully painted healing portals for the public. It is an honor to give back to the city that raised me and inspired me to think big. The patterns of my work are the language of the earth, and the consciousness of our humanity. It is my intention that through my art, we recreate our relationship with the land.” -GERA

About the Artist:
GERALUZ is a conceptual artist based out of Brooklyn, New York. Using photo, video performance, artist books, and public art in her practice of conscious work, Lozano’s practice intentionally beautifies and brings to light both sacred patterns, and the patterns woven into our social fabric.

Her art work has been funded by the NEA, Creative Work Fund, and the Zellerbach Foundation. Both her studio and public art work carry the spirit of cultures and dreams. GERALUZ, as she is known in the street art world, projects designs of living cultures that reflect the energetic fields optical of perception.

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