Liv Losee-Unger, aka ORLUarts, is a muralist from San Francisco, California. Known for her highly detailed, nature and community-inspired work, she鈥檚 completed over fifty notable commissions across the U.S. and abroad. Liv paints meticulous, colorful, and larger-than-life pieces that celebrate flora, wildlife, color, and femininity. Her murals reflect a deep passion for the environment, a drive to make urban spaces vibrant and reflective of community strength, and a commitment to building connections through art.
A mural celebrating Monterey Bay鈥檚 unique biodiversity. For West End Festival Sand City, painted in four days. Curated by Talking Walls Art.
View this muralA 2,000 sw ft mural of vibrant dahlia flowers blooming for UC Berkeley student housing in Berkeley, CA.
View this muralPainted in two days for the all-women Juntas Hacemos M谩s Festival 2025 in Mexico City.
View this muralThrough the Community Murals Sacramento program from the Office of Arts and Culture, City of Sacramento. This mural is inspired by the wonderful community members of Old North Sacramento and District 2. In our discussions, residents recalled a vibrant and bustling neighborhood filled with lights, music, and color. My design honors Old North Sacramento's past through archival imagery and also looks forward, imagining the boulevard in the next few years as it emerges as a destination for art, music, and culture.
View this muralA nasturtium mural that grows over the facade of a residential building in Bernal Heights.
View this muralA mural depicting internal quietude in times of stress. Painted in 5 days for Great Walls Montana, curated by Talking Walls.
View this muralThis mural for Pacific Ridge Builders, a leading general contractor in San Jose, highlights the connection between architecture and nature. It features three African Masked Weavers building their nests, using the building's red stripe as part of their structure. The composition reflects the idea of construction in both the natural and built environments. Made possible by San Jose Local Color, this artwork brings a fresh perspective to the relationship between creativity and building. 18' x 80'
View this muralA mural that explores the ecosystem off the coast of Emeryville, where growing carbon emissions and port pollution warm and acidify our waters. Created for Pangeaseed Seawalls Emeryville Mural Festival. Painted in seven days.
View this muralA mural painted for the Eureka Street Art Festival 2023. This piece celebrates Humboldt Bay鈥檚 status as a keystone habitat for migratory shorebirds.
View this muralThis mural for Willow Glen Community Center in San Jose depicts an elderly hand and a child鈥檚 hand weaving morning glories, set against willow leaf illustrations, symbolizing the wisdom of older generations and the joyful creativity of youth, working together to create and nurture community. Painted in 6 days.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned by the Estate of Janis Joplin to honor the music legend in San Francisco, the city she loved.
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