Kyllan Maney's work is rooted in the interactive process between the viewer and her work. She enjoys the inventive and creative process working with color and pattern in her large scale paintings and murals. Radial patterns are a common theme in Kyllan's work, viewers enjoy to be part of the radial pattern whether it is to lookout the art to to be a part of it in pictures. The large scale and color interaction of these murals makes them dynamically viewable from a distance and along with creating an artistic landmark. Kyllan shows her work across the gallery in various galleries. She has created numerous commercial and residential murals including for Scottsdale Public Art, MonOrchid, Downtown Phoenix, Intel, PayPal, The Dhaba, Mesa Public Library, and Roche Diagnostics. She also was the recipient of the 2021 Influx commission for the City of Tempe where she created a banner on the outside of the Edna Vihil building. Recently, Kyllan created large scale vinyl decals for the windows at Tempe Center for the Arts. Kyllan loves creating interactive community collective installations and interactive art throughout the year. Some of these projects include Canal Convergence, Desert Glow at the Desert Botanical Garden, and Spark! events at Mesa Arts Center. As a teaching artist, Kyllan shares her knowledge as an instructor and is the Visual Arts Coordinator at New School for the Arts and Academics.