In 2015, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Nepal, followed by hundreds of aftershocks that have led to physical destruction, loss, and negative mental health outcomes. Yet, in the days, months, and years following the disaster, numerous forms of community art rose from the rubble, such as urban murals, spoken-word poetry, public dance performances, and sacred art. In this creative project, we explored the relationship between community art and health in post-earthquake Nepal. We utilized photography to capture a range of unique artworks that were created in the aftermath of the earthquakes and conducted in-depth interviews with artists and experts, including art therapists and gallery owners. The project artworks ranged from contemporary urban murals to Buddhist ritual dance and reflected the unique combination of the traditional and contemporary necessary for salvaging and restoring Nepali heritage.