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Eric Okdeh

Eric Okdeh is a Philadelphia based muralist who has been creating public art since 1998. After receiving his BFA in painting from Tyler School of Art, Eric chose to focus on public art exclusively. Since 2002, in addition to his commissioned work, Eric has taught mural making classes to children and teens throughout the city as well as inmates at SCI Graterford Prison. Eric finds that the most successful murals provide a sense of inclusion and accomplishment among its participants, empowering them to take ownership in the work. Eric has over 80 public art commissions throughout Philadelphia, as well as murals in Wailuku, Hawaii, Seville, Spain, and Amman, Jordan. His work is featured in seven books about public and mural art.

Artworks
A Mainstay in the Market
South Philadelphia
Above and Beyond
North Philadelphia
Above the Clouds
Northeast Philadelphia
All Join Hands: Myers Rec Center
Southwest Philadelphia
Contemplation, Clarity, Resilience
Cornerstone Christian Academy
West Philadelphia
City of Innovation
Center City
Fables of Fortune
South Philadelphia
Family Interrupted
Forgiveness
From Behind the Mask
Gault @40: Rights and Responsibilities
Center City
La Cancion de mis Recuerdos (The Song of My Memory)
North Philadelphia
South Philly Musicians Remix (reenvisioning)
South Philadelphia
Scenes from Fishtown
Northeast Philadelphia
Seeds of Community
West Philadelphia
Soar to High Heights
North Philadelphia
Transformation
West Philadelphia
Tribute to Firefighter Gabriel G. Lee
North Philadelphia
Digital Divide Mural
Outside Philadelphia
History of Frankford
Northeast Philadelphia
History of Philadelphia Fire Department Mural Project
Center City
Remembrance
Restoration
North Philadelphia
The Only Way Out is Through
West Philadelphia
The Royal
The Value of Family
North Philadelphia
In My Future
North Philadelphia
It Takes One Person: Tribute to Rosa Parks
West Philadelphia
Murals in Motion: A Tribute to Edward Muybridge
Center City
History In Motion
North Philadelphia
Mill Creek Cultural Center mural
West Philadelphia
Civil Rights in Education (Reenvisioning)
South Philadelphia