08/21/2025
A beautiful new mural now enhances a prominent wall along V Street on our Sacramento campus, bringing vivid color, creative expression, and a renewed sense of community to the area.
Created by a team of local artists, this large-scale mural is the fourth completed on campus as part of Wide Open Walls, one of the region’s public art initiatives.
The mural features bold natural imagery, including redwood trees, rivers, a California bear (or two), and the peregrine falcon that returns each year to nest, symbolizing resilience, renewal, and the healing power of nature. Each artist contributed a unique voice and visual style, creating a dynamic, layered narrative reflecting California’s environment and our spirit of healing.
As with previous murals on campus, this latest addition reflects our values and ongoing investment in creating welcoming, inclusive spaces for patients, visitors, staff, and the broader Sacramento community. The art also contributes to the transformation of the V Street corridor by blending health, culture, and civic pride.
Artists: Kyle Sanders, Dan Emer and Tim Lindsey