Britt Wilder Moseley





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Wilder’s Wildlife Windows

3 minutes

Projection Mapped Video
Video commissioned by Design|Austin and the Trail Conservancy

Created in collaboration with All Things Wild Rehabilitation and the Austin Aqua Dome

2025 Wilder’s Wildlife Windows is a playful three-minute video that reimagines the facade of Austin’s historic Seaholm Intake Building as a meta-architectural habitat, animated by the creatures of Central Texas—possums, fawns, skunks, rabbits, and red-eared slider turtles. In this work, I merge architecture and ecology into a speculative form of environmental consciousness that is simultaneously cosmic and local. The scale of the critters continually shift, transforming the building’s grid into an illusionistic portal between human and nonhuman worlds.

At the center of this morphing facade is the “cosmic maintenance man,” performed by Britt Moseley (myself), who acts as a custodian of the interspecies threshold. He is a caretaker navigating the boundary between built and natural environments. The figure operates as the begrudging employee engineer, conjuring a world where infrastructure becomes alive.

Much like my Liquid Light performances, Wilder’s Wildlife Windows treats technology as an instrument of ecological attunement rather than control. Through digital compositing and video effects, the work stages a dialogue between the microcosmic and the cosmic.

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