The following description comes from the event organizer.

Born and raised in Bennington, Vermont, Sean P. Lambert has called Portland his home for the last seven years. During this time, the depth and maturity of his work has grown exponentially. From winning the 2018 Nike BIKETOWN Design Challenge to expanding the scope of his art to include powerful mural collaborations in response to our city’s reckoning with police violence, COVID 19, systemic racism and politics at large, the artist’s singular style seamlessly translates across a diverse array of presentations. 

Although best known for his abstract renderings on paper and canvas, utilizing a bright palette in a variety of mediums, Lambert’s dedication to color, form and balance is a fresh and vibrant take on contemporary creativity. Unafraid to mashup imagery with his more familiar milieu, Lambert’s explorative nature comes full circle in a variety of work wherein the viewer can interpret the ranging lines, shapes and images as individual pieces of a larger continuous whole. 

With donations of his work raising in excess of $25,000 for such organizations as Cascade AIDS Project, Our House of Portland, Camp Fire Columbia, Don’t Shoot PDX, Beyond Black CDC, Equal Justice Initiative and others, Lambert readily contributes to efforts that recognize the importance of the arts in combating the negative forces impacting our most vulnerable communities.