Character is often imagined as something formed in classrooms, cultivated through lessons, or practiced in moments of personal decision. But character also takes shape in neighborhoods, on sidewalks, and in the shared spaces where people encounter one another every day. It is built not only through what we learn, but through the communities we create together. For artist and muralist Oscar Joyo, the artist behind the new mural at the Faith Deliverance Center in South Bend, Indiana, public art is one of those places where character comes alive.