Mike Borja

Chalk mural created by Mike Borja for California’s Great America. 

Tiger Warp Field, 2017 - 4′ x 6′ Acrylic painting on a wooden panel.

Mike Borja was commissioned to create a mural for San Jose’s SubZero Festival. You can find the mural on the Studio Climbing Gym located on San Salvador and South First Street. This is a photo during the fall season of 2015

Another chalk mural created by Mike Borja for Great America’s New Orleans Festival in Santa Clara, California

A commission painting by Mike Borja – created for LinkedIn based on their Economic Graph project.

A mural painted by Mike Borja at LivinCollective – The image is a multi-dimensional being that symbolizes the universe and its creativity.

Borja created a mandala inspired design for Great America’s New Orleans Festival held in Santa Clara, California 

Another chalk mural created by Mike Borja for the Mountain View Public Library. This was for the library’s Sci-Fi month!  The mural was also dedicated to Borja’s Dad, Rene Borja.  May the force be with you!

Life as a Chesire Cat is majestic and mysterious. On special occasions, he indulges a delicious watermelon as he disappears into it. 

A design inspired from the spirit of Mardi Gras for Great America’s New Orleans Festival in Santa Clara, California

In collaboration with @WeTalkChalk / Fremont Chalk Fest at Pacific Commons 

A fast forward glimpse of Mike Borja’s creative process for his mural @livincollective Nha Trang, Vietnam. @livincollective is a gift shop, art collective and restaurant.

Borja created a piece to add to Jason McHenry’s mission to complete one million paintings!  The show was titled One Thousand Thousand held @ Kaleid Gallery in San Jose, CA

A live painting for San Jose’s South First Fridays Winter MRKT art walk.  This live painting turned into a spontaneous collaboration with artist Mike Borja, Joe Perea, Force 129, Michelle Waters, and Emonic - all artist from Kaleid Gallery. 

Mike Borja and Joe Perea live painting for San Jose’s South First Fridays Winter MRKT art walk.  

Ninja Turtles, Donatello (Scientist) in disguise.  Borja painted this for a group show held at Kaleid Gallery in San Jose, CA. 

A photo set of Mike Borja’s solo show at Kaleid Gallery. Borja created non-functional skull sockets (dead energy) that resemble trading cards. You can usually find sockets in his art work, they are a symbol of our generation and represent how we are all connected.