ICONIC: San Diego, Reimagined
ICONIC is a new collaboration between Nicole Zappala of NicZapArt and Hanna Daly of Hanna’s Murals, built on contrast — raw abstract energy meets expert muralist wonder.
Nicole’s background draws from her art therapy work: intuitive, emotional, and raw. Years of using painting as a tool for expression show up in every dynamic layer — acrylic, spray paint, mixed media — color and texture piled up, woven with energy and subtle meaning.
Hanna anchors that energy with decades of mural-making experience. She’s painted over 1,500 murals since founding Hanna’s Murals in 2004, working across public spaces, homes, schools, hospitals, and businesses throughout California.
For this release, Hanna dropped in The Kiss on top of a whimsical background done by Nicole. An indeed iconic SD statue, formally named Unconditional Surrender, it depicts a sailor kissing a nurse in Times Square on V-J Day (Victory over Japan) in 1945, celebrating WWII’s end. This public art piece symbolizes joy, peace, and remembrance and is now located right next to the Midway in downtown San Diego.
Why grab one?
Because we all need visual reminders of love, joy and peace all year long.
Available in two sizes, with more ICONIC releases coming soon.
ICONIC: San Diego, Reimagined
ICONIC is a new collaboration between Nicole Zappala of NicZapArt and Hanna Daly of Hanna’s Murals, built on contrast — raw abstract energy meets expert muralist wonder.
Nicole’s background draws from her art therapy work: intuitive, emotional, and raw. Years of using painting as a tool for expression show up in every dynamic layer — acrylic, spray paint, mixed media — color and texture piled up, woven with energy and subtle meaning.
Hanna anchors that energy with decades of mural-making experience. She’s painted over 1,500 murals since founding Hanna’s Murals in 2004, working across public spaces, homes, schools, hospitals, and businesses throughout California.
For this release, Hanna dropped in The Kiss on top of a whimsical background done by Nicole. An indeed iconic SD statue, formally named Unconditional Surrender, it depicts a sailor kissing a nurse in Times Square on V-J Day (Victory over Japan) in 1945, celebrating WWII’s end. This public art piece symbolizes joy, peace, and remembrance and is now located right next to the Midway in downtown San Diego.
Why grab one?
Because we all need visual reminders of love, joy and peace all year long.
Available in two sizes, with more ICONIC releases coming soon.
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