Lady Henze Art

The second iteration of murals for Iron + Mettle in their new location at Church & Market in Noe Valley. Hand painted florals & geometric accents with gold.

5 wall mural designed by William LaChance and painted by me.

Located on Cedar alley in the Tenderloin district, this mural was commissioned by owner Amanda Michael for her Jane located on the corner of Cedar & Larkin. She wanted a muted palette to blend with the building and not detract too much from the living wall on the corner. This style also plays with its sister mural located in the Jane on Geary. 10’ x 40’- spraypaint.

A matching pair of private residence garage murals located in Bend, Oregon. Bend is a ski town and the mountains/geometric mural reflects the surrounding flora and fauna. Done in spray paint.

This huge mural lives on the side of the Old Theatre Mall on Second Street, Livermore. I did the background art with spray paint, and the other two female artists added floral outlines and typography, respectively.

Abstract geometric mountain mural inspired by desert hues. Installed in a private terrace in SOMA, San Francisco.

I drew upon traditional Cuban patterns for owner Thad Vogler’s Caribbean Rum Bar on 24th Street in the Mission. This project took me 14 days- I worked in the am when the bar was closed. It is entirely hand painted, no stencil or tape.

First photo credit to Mike Kruja

I was invited to paint in the backyard of a lovely young couples’ Craftsman in Oakland. They wanted simple and geometric, and I did a sunset palette to compliment the negative space terra cotta brick.

In their new offices located adjacent to the Transamerica Pyramid, the team at Randall Lamb wanted to liven up their conference rooms. We chose to do one room in a style I’ve become known for- geometric stacked triangles spanning two walls, and the other with a black & white San Francisco cityscape hand drawn on the wall.

I was invited by a fellow artist to paint a free standing wood wall for Night Market, summer 2018. I chose to spray paint galaxies, one of my all time favorite subjects. Wall is 6’x6’.

Client was a recent transplant to Boulder and wanted to utilize his garage space as a social gathering spot/band practice space. Intended as a surprise for his girlfriend, this concept was originally based off a painting of mine titled ‘Sunset Sound.’ The client wanted a loose and abstract background for the Boulder Flatirons. He also wanted them to look like they were dusted with snow, so before I did the black lines I used white spray over the initial design to achieve that effect. 23’ x 23’ on concrete.

Fog Fair is one of the Bay Area’s premier art& design showcases. Located at Ft. Mason, the Festival Pavilion is transformed into one huge gallery with different stalls. I did this booth for a Jane Pop up. Spray Paint & Latex

30’ vertical mural on the side of newly built residential building for the neighboring existing apartments to enjoy from their balconies.

Another booth for Jane at Fog Fair in Ft. Mason.

For the unveiling of the new Transit Center last summer, Salesforce tapped over 30 local artists to paint temporary murals in their retail spaces as placeholders until the spaces sell. Partly sponsored by Sennelier paints, the artists were tasked with painting over graffiti film and can be peeled back when the space is sold. 7’x42’

In October I traveled to Idaho Springs, CO, to paint two murals for two separate mountain homes used as AirBnBs. The owner, Clay, gave me free reign on the first one. The second he just asked that it give a slight nod to the 1976 Winter Olympics, originally slated to be held in Denver. The property I was painting in were originally going to be condos for the Olympians. These were really fun, as I love mountain themes and nature!

At Pretty Pretty Collective, a h

The crew at the app ‘SwiftShopper’ wanted to throw a Christmas pop up in the old Fleet Feet space on Chestnut street. They asked for something festive so I created a sparkly confetti wall using red, green, copper, silver & gold as the backdrop for their customers and vendors.

Finix Payments moved into their new offices on Second St, SF, in January. CEO Richie Serna wanted something to energize his space with a nod to his Mexican Heritage. The mural spans the front right of the space and I was inspired by traditional Mexican textiles.

Created for a family recently relocated from Paris. Design is inspired by a mural the boys had in their old rooms, and they wanted something to remind them of home.

Courtney Ross, one of the the co-owners of the Orbit Room-on Market Street, wanted something to tie in his historic bar’s theme and lead patrons through the back. Done with latex and gold spray paint.