I was commissioned by MASSIVart to create a public art mural (largest artwork I have created to date) in conjunction with the Ottawa Art Gallery. This massive 110 x 26 foot mural titled, Chaos Bloom – Tidal Wave merges code and creativity, crafting intricate compositions exploring the micro and macro.

This mural delves into the beauty of flowers and their Fibonacci connections, as well as cosmic fascination and intertwining Earth and lunar rhythms. It’s a meditation on nature’s complexity and invites an exploration of digital code and pattern. Each stroke merges floral grace with a cosmic dance.

Witness the convergence of art and science, where flowers reveal mathematical poetry and the tidal wave invites contemplation on interconnectedness, echoing the cosmos’ harmonious chaos. I invite you to engage with this mural to transcend digital boundaries, pondering the wonders of existence.

I believe the creative arts play a significant role in connecting with the public. This is evidenced by the overwhelmingly positive response to my digital art mural, Chaos Bloom – Tidal Wave, the largest artwork I have created to date. As such, public art inspires and empowers the very fabric of our communities.

Official Media Release:
Please visit the links below for further information:

[ Ottawa Art Gallery Official Announcement ]
[ MASSIVart Official Announcement ]

Artists
Eric Chan (EEPMON) & Lynda Cronin
Medium
Red anodized aluminum and steel

Commissioned by the City of Ottawa Public Art Program, Hazel Lyrics is a collaborative public art installation created by EEPMON and artist Lynda Cronin. The project consists of a series of twenty-six unique designs that capture the vibrant energy and rapid evolution of the Kanata West community in Ottawa. By blending organic and animal forms with urban motifs, the artists achieved a visual consistency that reflects the balance between the region’s natural landscape and its identity as a global technology hub.

The series explores five central themes: environment, commerce, communications, culture, and high-tech. These motifs serve as a narrative of growth and renewal, celebrating the unique character of Kanata today. Through this partnership, EEPMON’s digital-generative aesthetic was translated into the public realm, creating a lasting dialogue between the community’s heritage and its future-facing aspirations.

Project Details:

∙ Location: Kanata West, Ottawa, Ontario
∙ Commissioned By: City of Ottawa Public Art Program
∙ Collaborator: Lynda Cronin
∙ Medium: Public Art Installation (26 Custom Designs)
∙ Themes: Environment, Commerce, Communications, Culture, and High-Tech