Mural commissions in Miami
Andrew Antonaccio is a Miami mural artist working between Miami and Puerto Rico. His practice includes murals, architectural relief, sculpture and moss-wall artworks. Across these forms, lines and patterns help construct portraits, geometric compositions and surfaces that respond to architecture. The portfolio provides a starting point for clients exploring a mural commission in Miami, Wynwood or Miami Beach, as well as enquiries connected to Puerto Rico.
Selected Miami projects include the murals at the Formula 1 paddock and race control tower, the exterior portrait at The Elser and architectural relief at E11EVEN Hotel & Residences. Porsche Art Park in Wynwood adds another example of work made for a specific setting. Each project has its own visual character and documented scope. The individual pages bring together photographs and descriptions, making it possible to explore a work in detail before returning to the wider collection.
For a new commission, share your name or organisation, the proposed location, target date and approximate wall dimensions. Describe the intended artwork, the surface and your project goals. Photographs of the site and any relevant drawings are useful additions. If the wall is shared, leased or part of a larger building project, include the person responsible for coordinating access and reviewing the proposal.
The first enquiry does not need to resolve every artistic or technical question. It should provide enough context to discuss the site, the audience and the desired role of the mural. Share any known timing, budget parameters and restrictions, while leaving room for the artwork to respond to the setting. Use the contact form on the home page to begin the conversation. You can also explore the linked projects to compare painted murals, relief surfaces and different scales of architectural art before preparing your brief.
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