Discover the mesmerizing world of a site-specific installation artist whose stunning creations leave an indelible mark on the spaces they occupy.
Studio Mosholder is my practice — a studio built around site-specific installations that respond to the spaces they inhabit. I work closely with clients to create immersive, visually rich artworks that explore themes of community, identity, and the environment. My background in art and sculpture — combined with years of studio practice — informs a multidisciplinary approach that moves between large-scale public work, intimate installations, and the built environment. Each project is a collaboration: between me and the client, between the work and it's site, and between the ideas and the materials that bring them to life. And each project is one of a kind, because it grows out of a place that exists nowhere else.
Beyond the studio, I also work as a consultant to advise companies like RangeWater Real Estate and Create Gwinnett on their public art programs and acquisitions. I help them think through how art enters a space and lives in it — not just what to acquire, but how it will function for the people who use it. It's the same site-responsive thinking I bring to my own installations, applied to someone else's environment.
I build art installations that activate forgotten architectural spaces and accentuate what's special about each site. Each project starts with a place — its light, its history, its particular character — and the work grows out of that conversation. From large-scale public pieces to intimate installations for private clients, I'm drawn to spaces where nature and architecture meet, and to creating encounters that make people slow down, look closely, and feel something about where they are. I care about craft, about collaboration with the people and places I work with, and about making work that belongs somewhere — not just work that exists anywhere.
I make site-specific installations that live where nature, architecture, and human experience meet. I work outside the traditional studio — building sculptural, tensile environments that respond to their surroundings. Each piece is shaped by its location: the light, the space, the materials already there, and the symbolic weight of the place itself.
I'm drawn to sites where the organic and the manufactured collide — where a wall meets a tree, where a building's logic meets the messiness of the natural world. Using biophilic and conceptual design, I ask how these environments shape the way we perceive, move through, and feel space. My forms are monumental but made from humble, linear materials — string, thread, pigment, light — stretched and layered into volumetric shapes that hold air and invite you in.
I want viewers to slow down. To notice their own bodies in relation to the space around them — how they move, what they can reach, what they can't. These are multisensory encounters, but they're also invitations: to be present, to reflect, to talk back to the spaces we inhabit.
At its heart, my work is about connection — between people and places, between the natural and built worlds, and between the bodies we have and the spaces designed around them. I build openings, and I hope you'll walk through them.
What is site-specific art?
Site-specific art is work designed for a particular location, where the space itself is part of the piece — its light, its history, its architecture. The art doesn't just sit in a place; it grows out of the space, and it couldn't exist the same way anywhere else.
Why commission a site-specific installation?
By commissioning a high-end site-specific installation artist to create a custom, permanent installation at your business, you can:
- Create a memorable experience
- Boost your branding
- Increase customer engagement
- Foster creativity and collaboration
- Increase the value of your property
Beyond the visual impact, the work can also serve as wayfinding — helping people orient themselvesand navigate your space —and as placemaking, giving a location an identity that makes people want to stay, return, and belong.
Creating a site-specific art installation is a complex and collaborative process that requires careful planning, attention to detail, and a deep understanding of the site and its context. Here is a high-level overview of the steps we follow to create each installation.
Transform your space with a one-of-a-kind site-specific art installation by Mosholder Studios. Whether you're looking to enhance a public space, create a signature feature for your business or residence, or engage your community in a meaningful way, we can help.
Additionally, Mosholder Studios offers a range of consultancy services that can help you with all your business, public art acquisition and art planning needs. Please feel free to contact us with any questions. We look forward to hearing from you.