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Don Rimx

Orlando, Florida, United States

Don Rimx is the professional name of Edwin Sepúlveda, a fine artist and muralist whose own site identifies him as based in Orlando. His practice combines classical painting techniques with graffiti and compositions influenced by architecture, geometric patterns, and relationships between people and their surroundings. Ogden City documents his Grant Avenue mural series, completed in 2021: five large walls responding to local communities, labor, rail history, and cultural traditions. Washington State’s art collection records La Vision Guiada (2021), an acrylic painting on wood panels for the interior commons of Ridgeline High School in Liberty Lake. That site-responsive commission uses a student figure, a falcon, books, and plant forms to explore learning and personal growth.

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Practice
murals, painting, street art, public art
Based in
Orlando, Florida, United States
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Don Rimx is based in Orlando, Florida, United States. Documented disciplines include murals, painting, street art, public art.

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