Julia Morrisroe
Category: Artist/Individual
Discipline: Visual arts
Program Affiliations: Artist Roster
My working process for Public Art projects includes meeting with local residents to develop a visual vocabulary
that reflects the community. The mural I’ve just completed at the University of Florida combines two
areas of convergence on campus which is an area of wetlands and a translational research building
which focuses on using big data to drive more informed decision making about our natural resources.
The first part of the mural was designed for the pedestrian and bike path users, the second part of the
mural will be for the vehicular traffic. Each design reflects the publics engagement with the space. For
example, there is greater detail on the pedestrian path side and larger simpler shapes will be used for
the vehicular side.
A Parallel Place: Ode to Foucault
Mural on two reflecting ponds at City Hall, Gainesville, FL
30 x 63’, 32’ x 60’, and bridge walkway
Rubber pain on cement pool floor
Currents of Data, Water Tank Mural
2017 – University of Florida
120 ft x 30 ft. Latex on cement