Solel International Makes History Yet Again
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Solel International Makes History Yet Again

Solel International makes history again with mural in the 3rd ward of Houston with it’s technology featuring its virtual museum.


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Williamsburg Enterprises a Major Commercial Real Estate Company had its honorary ribbon-cutting commemorating, yet another historic mural created by Solel International nonprofit organization. The Mural included people from within the OST South Union area that performed good works for the community. The joint effort from the OST/South Union CDC, Williamsburg Enterprises, and Solel International organization have sparked the flame of community revival through art, culture, and technology. Patrons will be able to try the augmented reality feature by seeing real video pop through the art!

Honorees included in the Mural are:

  • Swatara and Sentwali Olushola

  • Cavanaugh Nweze

  • Husani Sallah

  • Terry Garner

Artists honored by Solel INT, for their hard work are

  • Julian Genesis Beasley

  • Hanso, Patrick Guillory

  • Sd Supreme

  • Michel FG

  • David Romo

  • Danny Asberry El, President of the nonprofit and Artist

Solel International is the first arts organization in Houston to combine augmented reality and large-scale Murals. Solel’s FIRST historical piece can be found in Independence Heights on the Whole Foods Building 101 N Loop W, Houston, TX 77018, with the help of uncovering everything, a premier app founded by Damien Johnson, you can enjoy its interactive components.

For additional information, visit Solel International website

 Photography: Han$o/ IG Hvnzo.7


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