The borderland is glowing brighter than ever — thanks to Serjirism Industrial Art and its creator, Serjik Leon, who has unveiled the first-ever lighting murals in the city of El Paso, Texas. This groundbreaking project marks a new era of innovation, blending sustainability, technology, and creativity to redefine what public art can be.
Serjirism’s lighting murals transform ordinary walls into vibrant canvases of light, color, and emotion — all crafted using recycled materials from the manufacturing industry. Each installation becomes a living dialogue between industry and imagination, reflecting the city’s spirit of resilience and transformation.
“This is just the beginning,” says Leon. “We wanted to brighten the city — literally and symbolically — using art that celebrates both creativity and sustainability. El Paso deserves to shine.”
The project doesn’t just beautify urban spaces — it invites the community to rethink art as an experience that connects people to place, light, and purpose. As Serjirism continues to expand, these lighting murals are expected to appear in new locations throughout the region, each one illuminating a story of industrial rebirth and creative fusion.
If you know a building owner or public space curator who wants to turn their property into something truly unique, Serjirism invites you to join the movement. “We’d be happy to help transform your space into something people look up to, enjoy, reflect and think about” Leon adds.
The future of public art in El Paso has never been brighter — and it’s powered by Serjirism.
