MOSH Studio: There is No Away

MOSH Studio is a collaboration between artists Suzanne Moseley and Adrienne Shishko, each bringing a very different art background to their joint projects. Together they create 3D sculptures using repurposed materials from individual, corporate, or collective waste streams, often fiber-based, to create metaphorical portraits of people, places, or communities. Their goal is to produce vibrant, energetic works that captivate audiences with color and texture, encouraging a discovery of both the materials and their transformation into something new.

Adrienne Shishko is a process-driven, mixed media artist based in Boston. She is known for her innovative ways of engaging communities in art beyond traditional gallery spaces through pop ups, digital murals, and building wraps. In 2017, she was commissioned by JBG Smith to enliven a business district in Crystal City, MD which helped encourage new development in the area. Her work has also been exhibited throughout New England at venues including Beacon Gallery, The Quin House, The Providence Art Club, Mosesian Center for the Arts, Cambridge Art Association among others, and is included in numerous private and corporate collections around the country.

Suzanne Moseley’s creative career has spanned advertising, fashion, craft, graphics, web and restaurant design. This background has led Mosely to explore bold, graphic imagery with a penchant for textile patterns and richly layered compositions. Moseley has exhibited her work in juried group shows around New England including the Cultural Center of Cape Cod, Rhode Island Water Color Society, Castle Hill @ Truro Center for the Arts, Gallery Twist and Art Fluent’s online gallery. She studied printmaking at the Decordova Museum School, Maud Morgan, MFA, Castle Hill, Zea Mayes, and Shepherd Maudsleigh. Moseley is also a member of Boston Printmakers, USEA and Concord Art.