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Octavio Orozco Presentation.pdf

Moreno Valley City Council
November 18, 2025

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Octavio Orozco Presentation.pdf
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November 18, 2025
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Public Art Proposal
Octavio Orozco
California State University, Fullerton — Bachelor of Arts in Art (Emphasis: Drawing and Painting) Graduated May 2019
Professional Experience
Boys & Girls Clubs of Laguna Beach — Art Coordinator (2023–Present) • Collaborate with artists working in the public realm and stay updated with contemporary trends • Coordinate with local galleries and the Laguna Art Museum to integrate art into workshops and community exhibitions • Support fundraising and grant development for public art projects • Partner with the City of Laguna Beach to curate exhibitions for at-risk yout

Experience and Selected works
Santa Ana College — Art Instructor (2019–Present)
• Teach bilingual art courses in English and Spanish to diverse, low-income adult populations • Design and manage art programs for students with special needs and language barriers • Coordinate public exhibitions showcasing student artwork Selected Mural Projects
2024 — “Home Run” mural for BeatBox Beverages, 66ers Baseball Stadium, San Bernardino 2023 — “Color Explosion” mural, Hammer Burger, Santa Ana 2023 — “Metamorphosis” Cancer Awareness mural, Madres Brunch, Bellflower 2022 — “B.L.A.C.K.” mural, Santiago Community College, Orange 2020 — “Amor Tumbado” mural for Latin Grammy artist Natanael Cano, Santa Ana Volunteer Work
Urban Arts Outreach — Artist & Art Curator (2012–Present) • Curate urban arts events that bridge cultural relevance and community connection

Samples of Work

Location of Proposed Art Project
• Perris Blvd & Kalmia Ave (North Ridge Elementary)
OR
• Arbor Park Ln & Eucalyptus Ave (Juan Bautista Trail & Fire Station)

Art installation Propose Project
Metamorphosis
A vinyl wrap design featuring an abstract,
deconstructed butterfly pattern symbolizing hope,
growth, and transformation.

The design will use bright, uplifting colors to create a positive and engaging visual experience for the
community. The
pattern reflects the diversity and evolving spirit of
Moreno Valley, bringing art into everyday public
spaces while inspiring
resilience and unity.

BUDGET
The artist will need the full amount of $500 to complete this project.

THANK YOU

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