Ruben Rojas

Beautify Earth

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Ruben Rojas is an artist, entrepreneur and co-founder of Beautify Earth .

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"Dreamer" mural by Ruben Rojas, co-founder of Beautify Earth 
 When Evan Meyer found himself increasingly offended by an ugly bench in Santa Monica, he got a pot of paint and…

Want to paint over an ugly wall? Beautify Earth needs you.

"Dreamer" mural by Ruben Rojas, co-founder of Beautify Earth When Evan Meyer found himself increasingly offended by an ugly bench in Santa Monica, he got a pot of paint and…

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