Muta Vision for Modera Academical Village



A 4,755 SQFT LANDMARK FOR ELDERLY LGBTQ+ RESIDENTS IN FORT GREENE.
Stonewall at 108 St. Edwards Street is a new affordable housing development in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, serving the elderly LGBTQ+ community adjacent to Fort Greene Park. The project called for large-scale exterior artwork across the West and South elevations — artwork that would serve as a neighborhood landmark and a statement of identity for residents and the surrounding community.
WXLLSPACE engaged as the end-to-end commissioning partner: sourcing the artist, managing every phase of production, handling city compliance, and delivering the installation on schedule despite five full days of weather-related shutdowns.
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Muta Vision
Muta Vision is a Miami-based Latino-American muralist known for blending organic forms, fluid compositions, and controlled color palettes into large-scale public works. His style sits between abstraction and realism, often using motion, layering, and curvature to create immersive visual experiences rooted in emotion and environment. His murals consistently emphasize vibrancy, movement, and visual narrative, designed to command attention within urban landscapes while maintaining a sense of cohesion and flow.

Our garage space needed more than just function—it needed identity. WXLLSPACE brought in Muta Vision, whose work transformed the space into an artistic gateway for Modera Academical Village. Now, our property stands out with a vibrant, thought-provoking piece that residents and visitors admire daily.








