Bike Sculptures: Art Bloom Cycle
The wooden wheels for this project were painted by local artist (see below for a bio of each artist) to reflect the theme of diversity, Maryland pride, and community. These sculptures are made from repurposed materials, including bikes, wood and paint. The bikes also feature baskets that hold live native plants that our volunteers help maintain. We extend our gratitude to sponsors and Maryland Sound International (MSI) for their contributions. Special thanks to Positive Image Solution for installation and Dez Customz for painting the bike frames. This project was made possible through the partnership of the Town of Edmonston & Operation Arts Foundation.
Meet the Artists
Heather Feather Rakas
The wooden wheels for this project were painted by Heather Rakas to reflect the theme of the Town of Edmonston. These sculptures are made from repurposed materials, including bikes, wood and paint. The bikes also feature baskets that hold live native plants that our volunteers help maintain. We extend our gratitude to sponsors the Town of Edmonston and Maryland Sound International (MSI) for their contributions. Special thanks to Positive Image Solution for installation and Dez Customz for painting the bike frames. This project was made possible through the partnership of the Town of Edmonston & Operation Arts Foundation.
Matt Long
The wooden wheels for this project were painted by Matt Long to reflect the theme of the USA. These sculptures are made from repurposed materials, including bikes, wood and paint. The bikes also feature baskets that hold live native plants that our volunteers help maintain. We extend our gratitude to sponsors Ecosite and Maryland Sound International (MSI) for their contributions. Special thanks to Positive Image Solution for installation and Dez Customz for painting the bike frames. This project was made possible through the partnership of the Town of Edmonston & Operation Arts Foundation.
Randi Frey
The wooden wheels for this project were painted by Randalyn Frey to reflect the theme of University of Maryland. These sculptures are made from repurposed materials, including bikes, wood and paint. The bikes also feature baskets that hold live native plants that our volunteers help maintain. We extend our gratitude to sponsors Guy Berliner of Berliner Mobile Vending LLC and Maryland Sound International (MSI) for their contributions. Special thanks to Positive Image Solution for installation and Dez Customz for painting the bike frames. This project was made possible through the partnership of the Town of Edmonston & Operation Arts Foundation.
Luther Wright
The wooden wheels for this project were painted by Luther Wright to reflect the theme of LGBTQ. These sculptures are made from repurposed materials, including bikes, wood and paint. The bikes also feature baskets that hold live native plants that our volunteers help maintain. We extend our gratitude to sponsors Rod Barnes, Ed Hooker and Maryland Sound International (MSI) for their contributions. Special thanks to Positive Image Solution for installation and Dez Customz for painting the bike frames. This project was made possible through the partnership of the Town of Edmonston & Operation Arts Foundation.
Shannon Henderson
The wooden wheels for this project were painted by Shannon Henderson to reflect the theme of Japanese American Culture. These sculptures are made from repurposed materials, including bikes, wood and paint. The bikes also feature baskets that hold live native plants that our volunteers help maintain. We extend our gratitude to sponsors Town of Edmonston and Maryland Sound International (MSI) for their contributions. Special thanks to Positive Image Solution for installation and Dez Customz for painting the bike frames. This project was made possible through the partnership of the Town of Edmonston & Operation Arts Foundation.
Kay Lee
The wooden wheels for this project were painted by Kay Lee to reflect the theme of the State of Maryland. These sculptures are made from repurposed materials, including bikes, wood and paint. The bikes also feature baskets that hold live native plants that our volunteers help maintain. We extend our gratitude to sponsors Mario Eziel of Alcoa Concrete & Masonry Inc. and Maryland Sound International (MSI) for their contributions. Special thanks to Positive Image Solution for installation and Dez Customz for painting the bike frames. This project was made possible through the partnership of the Town of Edmonston & Operation Arts Foundation.
Marilyn Gates-Davis
The wooden wheels for this project were painted by Marilyn Gates-Davis to reflect the theme of African American Culture. These sculptures are made from repurposed materials, including bikes, wood and paint. The bikes also feature baskets that hold live native plants that our volunteers help maintain. We extend our gratitude to sponsors A Tow Truck Company (ATTC) and Maryland Sound International (MSI) for their contributions. Special thanks to Positive Image Solution for installation and Dez Customz for painting the bike frames. This project was made possible through the partnership of the Town of Edmonston & Operation Arts Foundation.
Dez Zambrano
The wooden wheels for this project were painted by David Zambrano to reflect the theme of Hispanic Culture. These sculptures are made from repurposed materials, including bikes, wood and paint. The bikes also feature baskets that hold live native plants that our volunteers help maintain. We extend our gratitude to sponsors Jose Mondragon of J.O.M. Painting and Maryland Sound International (MSI) for their contributions. Special thanks to Positive Image Solution for installation and Dez Customz for painting the bike frames. This project was made possible through the partnership of the Town of Edmonston & Operation Arts Foundation.
Chyna Mae & Renee Taylor
The wooden wheels for this project were painted by Renee Taylor & Chyna Mae to reflect the theme of Prince George’s County. These sculptures are made from repurposed materials, including bikes, wood and paint. The bikes also feature baskets that hold live native plants that our volunteers help maintain. We extend our gratitude to sponsors David Vacanti and Chris McCrae of Professional Lawn Maintenance Services LLC and Maryland Sound International (MSI) for their contributions. Special thanks to Positive Image Solution for installation and Dez Customz for painting the bike frames. This project was made possible through the partnership of the Town of Edmonston & Operation Arts Foundation.
