Raychelle Mosley
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Artist Statement
Raychelle Mosley explores human emotion through immersive installations that combine digital technologies and physical elements. Mosley’s work incorporates reflective surfaces, vivid lighting, soundscapes, and human imagery to evoke curiosity, thoughtfulness, and a visceral emotional response. By blending the accessible aesthetics of technology with sculptural contrasts, she creates environments that challenge viewers to confront their feelings--whether fear, comfort, or anything in between--and reflect on the reasons behind their reactions. Each piece invites a personal journey, asking not for shared understanding but for introspection and emotional connection.
Artist Bio
Raychelle Mosley is a multidisciplinary artist primarily focused on expanded media. Pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art with a focus in Expanded Media and Sculpture at Texas State University, she explores the emotional and psychological effects of digital media, light, and sound in her installations. Based in Austin, Texas, her most ambitious project, Color Affect (2024), combined video projections, live interactive feedback, original animations, a color strobe video, and a shattered mirror sculpture to create a multi-sensory exploration of mood and emotion. Raychelle has been nominated for a senior scholarship award for the 2025 school year. She has worked as an artist assistant to video artist Ana Treviño since 2023 and recently began an internship with ICOSA Collective in Austin. Raychelle’s work has been shaped by the mentorship of Ana Treviño, Liz Rodda, Sarah Hirneisen, Jimmy Canales, Courtney Cone, and Tamara Johnson.