Created as part of a collaborative mural project between Integral Care and Art From the Streets, this piece reflects the vibrant creativity nurtured within Austin's unhoused community. Art From the Streets provides free studio space and gallery opportunities for artists who are unhoused, at risk, and in transition.

Local artist Jack Hurd designed this piece for a contest to wrap Integral Care's first Mobile Behavioral Health Clinic. Jack is a member of Art From the Streets, an Austin nonprofit offering studio access and gallery representation to individuals experiencing homelessness or housing instability.

Marco Abelli submitted this artwork for Integral Care's first Mobile Clinic design contest. As an artist with Art From the Streets, Marco channels his experiences into bold, expressive work. Art From the Streets provides free studio space and gallery opportunities for artists who are unhoused, at risk, and in transition.

This piece by Jesus Polanco was created for an Integral Care design contest. Jesus is part of Art From the Streets, a nonprofit that fosters artistic expression and economic opportunity. Austin's Art From the Streets provides free studio space and gallery opportunities for artists who are unhoused, at risk, and in transition.

Layle Murray's submission for the Mobile Clinic wrap contest showcases the talent emerging from Art From the Streets, a nonprofit that provides free studio space and gallery opportunities for artists who are unhoused, at risk, and in transition.

Pennybacker Bridge is a striking mosaic created during a 2025 community workshop led by Austin-based artist Stanton Pittman. The project was a collaborative effort with EastFork Ceramics of North Carolina and local creative collective Broad Studios. With the help of dedicated volunteers, the piece came to life and was generously donated to Integral Care in celebration of the Bridging the Gap event.