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 reflective of the various ethnic enclaves formed throughout their migrations. Given this presence, this features the voices of muralists of either Puerto Rican or Mexican descent who are currently active. Only a handful of these artists will be featured in the documentary final product which will also feature voices from the community (scholars, long-time residents, etc.).This project will address whether identity (sexual, ethnic, racial,gender) influences the types of mural the artists produce and if these factors influence how they can navigate spaces to produce a mural. Through this investigation will uncover the connections and distinctions between these artists' journeys as participants in cultural-placemaking.