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J Muzacz creates murals and mosaic art for communities and clients around the world.

With 20 years of experience creating public art and over a decade as an arts educator, Muzacz has built a versatile skill set across mediums and environments, always achieving maximum impact on engaging, inspiring artworks.

Interior of a modern lobby with a marble reception desk, a small bonsai tree, decorative wooden wall paneling, and a large abstract mosaic mural of a mountain landscape in shades of blue and gray.
Indoor space with a large colorful mural depicting smiling people, green vegetables, and a woman in a hat, surrounded by seating and potted plants.
People creating a large mosaic art peace sign with a rainbow palette of mosaic tiles on a table.
A group of people participating in a collaborative mosaic workshop at a long table with art supplies, paintings on the wall, and cheerful interactions.
An art gallery displaying colorful paintings including a landscape with a vintage car, a portrait of a woman with short dark hair, and a set of abstract works.

Clients

Blue brush stroke
  • CapMetro
  • CBRE
  • Central Texas Food Bank
  • City of Austin
  • Estrella Jalisco
  • Fairtrade America
  • Flint Public Art Project
  • Hopscotch Gallery
  • Idea Public Schools
  • Lake Austin Spa Resort
  • Mexican American Cultural Center
  • Meta
  • Moody Center
  • Mural Arts Institute Philadelphia
  • Nespresso
  • Raasin in the Sun
  • Transwestern
  • Weitzman Properties
Texas Commission on the Arts logo with a stylized star

Texas Commission on the Arts provides non-competitive grant funding up to $8,000 per project to schools, non-profits, and government entities.

J Muzacz has been on the TCA Texas Touring Roster since 2020, hosting activities from collaborative mosaic artworks to engaging curriculum and vibrant community murals.

Pixelated mosaic artwork featuring a starry night sky, sunflowers, bees, and colorful flowers.
Mosaic mural depicting a smiling face with the text 'TECHNOMAMA' and 'ANA SISNETT' on a wall, featuring a Wi-Fi symbol and abstract patterns made of colored tiles and pieces.

Let’s create with community

La Mujer, 2023
Created by J Muzacz and The City of Austin Caminos Program Interns