AnonyMouse is interested in the commercial aspect of their latest venture.
for children and is happy to continue to make public art for children when the right situation presents itself. Their inches-high streetscapes in “Mouseachusetts” include the “Massachusetts Mouseum of Fine Art” and other stores like “Whiskers & Tail” that offers alterations, repair and formal hire. The 10 diminutive structures can be found in five WS properties including the shopping-heavy Boston Seaport district and The Street Chestnut Hill in nearby Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts.
“We don’t want our installations to sell anything. We are a bit stubborn about letting art be art. And they let us do that. We are happy to make public art and our focus is always on bringing something whimsical to an otherwise forgotten part of a street,” Mouskewitz said.Keeping their identity under wraps enhances “the idea that we can be whoever the observer wants us to be. Also, the children can believe it was built by mice, if there is no human face for it,” one of the artists explained.
Up until mid-October and close to an Under Armour store, the 2,500-square-foot work is made with decals on glass, featuring flowers, a mango, a parrot, a “cafeteria” traditional coffee maker, and a line from a poem that her mother had written for her as a child, “Let Your Dreams Take Flight.” Positivity and encouragement are recurring themes in her work and the installation is no exception. It also features images that could be understood by fellow members of the Latine community.
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