Community Art Projects

What if your community could tell its story through art?

Community art projects are one of my favourite things I do as an artist.

Several times a year, I travel with my family to lead large collaborative fingerprint art projects for churches, Christian schools, and faith-based organizations.

Hundreds (or even thousands) of people can each contribute a single fingerprint to recreate Jesus Feeds 5000: a lasting work of art that tells a biblical story while also becoming a tangible part of your community's own story.

If your mission is to glorify God, we're on the same page.

I believe art can be a meaningful way to serve the Church, bring people together, and give communities a visible way to celebrate God's faithfulness.

Because of this, I offer a limited number of community art projects without charging an artist or commission fee.

I will cover my own airfare and travel expenses. In return, I simply ask the hosting organization to provide one week of accommodation for my family of five (myself, my husband, and our three children, ages 6–10). This does not need to be a hotel. We are open to boarding situations and good old fashioned Christian hospitality.

I also ask that the hosting organization provide all art supplies as these are difficult to transport (a canvas, acrylic paint, sealing varnish). 

This is my way of serving ministries and organizations that want to create something meaningful together.

Past Projects

St. Joseph School in Debrecen, Hungary was looking for a way to commemorate their 30th year of reopening after the communist regime forced their centuries-old school to close. The principal was specifically searching for a tangible reminder of the miraculous growth of their school population.

In September of 2026, myself and the students, teachers, and staff of St Joseph School completed this artwork together, a masterpiece of 1,300+ fingerprints. 

A project your community will remember

Every project is carefully planned and custom designed for your community. From measuring and layout to guiding participants through the fingerprint process, I personally oversee the creation of the artwork.

The finished piece becomes more than a painting.

It becomes a story your community created together.

If your church, school, or organization would like to explore a community fingerprint art project, I'd love to hear what you're envisioning.