This project aims to document across generations the work and experiences of Latine muralists in Chicago. The site of investigation is on the grounds of a city with a historic Puerto Rican and Mexican presence, reflecting the various ethnic enclaves formed throughout their migrations. Given this presence, a sample of currently active muralists of either Puerto Rican or Mexican descent will be at the center of this research. Selected artists from the sample will be included in the documentary final product, intertwined with the testimonies of community residents, and will also feature voices from scholars with relevant expertise. The video will be located on the “Latino Chicago Murals” website alongside an interactive map, research, and references. This project will examine whether identity (sexual, ethnic, racial, gender) influences the types of murals artists produce and whether these factors shape how they navigate spaces to create them. This investigation will uncover the connections and distinctions among these artists' journeys as participants in cultural placemaking.