Imagine, 2023
Alex Geoffrey“Pref”
I see the Imagine piece as a symbol of all that Boston has to offer. Whether you are a new resident, a visiting tourist, or Bostonian. Imagine what my life will be like living in Boston (new resident), imagine all that we will discover here (tourist), imagine how much this city & view will change over the next 10 years (Bostonian). No matter what drew you to Boston or how much time you’ll be here –the possibilities are endless. Take a moment to pause and contemplate, to gain a new view of the city and perhaps a new perspective on life. The letters appear in a spectrum of colors, implying the stages of the journey you will be going on and also inclusivity. Not just for everyone but for everything, everywhere. To go beyond your imagination.
Serendipitous, 2023
Ryan Adams & Rachel Gloria Adams
Serendipitousis a digital mural created by husband-and-wife duo Ryan and Rachel Adams. The piece is a collaboration of their individual styles that alludes to their relationship and foundations in Boston. The central image, a heart in Ryan’s signature geometric ‘gem’ style, is framed in Rachel’s quilt motif that includes Boston specific iconography such as the Zakim Bridge, Citgo Sign and Charles River. Rachel spent her adolescence taking the commuter rail into the city to spend weekends with her father in downtown Boston and eventually moved to Portland, ME to attend Maine College of Art & Design. Ryan, a Portland, Maine native, moved to Boston to attend Emmanuel College. Although the couple never met during their college days, they often reminisce about their time in the city and the likelihood of missing a serendipitous moment while concurrently riding the T ride or being on the same bus ride to and from Boston.
Unreal Reality series, 2016-2023
Shane Taremi
The series is a subjective approach to photography favoring perception over seeing. It is meant to re-invent the viewers’ relationship with the reality of the world around them. The deviation from the norm of realism is emphasized by these large-scale artworks, depicting urban landscapes containing spaces with vast perspectives where buildings soar above the human scale and architectural elements unique to each location produce one of a kind geometric pattern.
Back Bay View, 2023
Mae Chevrette
My artwork explores the relationship between place, time and story. Each painting aims to weave together the beautiful imagery of a location and artifacts of our shared experiences within it; to depict not only how it looks but also how it feels. Back Bay View was created using hundreds of pieces of authentic, weathered antique paper from Boston —maps, postcards, blueprints, handwritten letters and more —intertwined with my own photography and painting techniques to create a tangible sense of place. I have a deep love for Boston, and it was a joy to create a mural that takes viewers on a stroll through the iconic Back Bay, celebrating its historic beauty, modern energy and stories past and present.
View The Rainbow, 2025
Boston Art
We’re thrilled to introduce View the Rainbow, created in partnership with Boston Art as part of our growing local art program at View Boston. This vibrant new installation adds even more color and picture perfect moments to your visit. Come see for yourself on the 52nd floor, and make sure to have your camera ready!
MEET THE ARTISTS
Imagine, 2023
Alex Geoffrey“Pref”
Pref grew up in Northwest London and has developed his role and reputation as an international graffiti and mural artist for over 20 years, initially studying Design Communication at Chelsea Collage of Art and working as an art director before going on to focus full time on his art practice. The clear linear elements of his work and Pref’s evolving interest in typography trespass across the borders of fine and graphic art in energetic and intriguing ways, and his work is highly regarded for its ingenious examination of the way we use and perceive lettering.
Back Bay View, 2023
Mae Chevrette
Mae Chevrette is a mixed media artist inspired by travel, nostalgia and sense of place. She creates vibrant, dynamic paintings by layering her own photography with antique paper, acrylic paint and found objects onto canvas. Mae’s work hangs in public and private collections worldwide and can be viewed online and in her Boston studio. When she isn’t painting, she can be found exploring cities and coastlines with her camera in hand, searching for moments to inspire her next piece of art.
View The Rainbow, 2025
Boston Art
Boston Art is a full-service art consulting firm with over 30 years of experience curating impactful collections for corporate spaces, luxury developments, cultural institutions, and healthcare facilities worldwide. We believe art is more than decoration; it’s a tool for connection and transformation. Our team collaborates closely with clients to develop collections that reflect identity, values, and community. From concept to installation, we guide every step with care and expertise.
Unreal Reality series, 2016-2023
Shane Taremi
Shane Taremi is an Iranian-American photographer and digital artist based in Cambridge, MA. In 1977 Tehran, Iran, prior to the revolution, he received his first camera and thus began his artistic journey, documenting Iranians’ ordinary lifestyle before and after self-imposed turmoil. Following a thirty-year scientific career in the United States, he has now recommitted to his artistic practice. Celebrating urban landscapes, he reconstructs these subjects captured through his camera lens and uses the Fibonacci sequence to aesthetically guide the coloration, patterns and compositions of his artwork, combining his scientific and artistic backgrounds. Shane has exhibited his work locally, nationally and internationally in both solo and groups shows. He is actively represented by several art advisory groups throughout the United States.
Serendipitous, 2023
Ryan Adams & Rachel Gloria Adams
Ryan Adams is a painter and muralist residing in his hometown of Portland, Maine with his wife, Rachel Gloria and their two daughters. His background in traditional graffiti led him to creating large-scale mural work and hand lettered design and signage. His signature ‘gem’ style of work is a geometric breakdown of letterforms with shadows and highlights included to create depth and movement throughout the pieces. His pieces tend to be bold, colorful and clever; often including statements within. Rachel Gloria Adams is a multidisciplinary artist living in Portland, ME. Adams has developed a vibrant, graphic pattern-based visual language filled with references to the natural world that posses an heirloom quality. Her work takes form by way of quilting, painting, design and large-scale murals.
Boston Mural, 2024
Artists for Humanity
Artists For Humanity (AFH) harnesses the power of mentorship and paid professional experiences to inspire teens to build their future. Transcending economic, racial and social divisions, AFH teens transform communities through creative expression by collaborating on innovative art and design projects commissioned by clients and sharing their voice through public art. .