Denise Rodgers Vosburgh discovered art in early childhood and continues to
pursue exploration and affect in the world, visually. She attended San Francisco
Art Institute in the 70's after studying Psychology, and invented her own version
of art therapy.
In
1973 the author painted âMy Reflection in a Snow Covered Hillâ, which
honestly foretold events, people, relationships, and surprises for several
years to come. It choreographed colliding past and future âcharactersâ
interfacing with each other almost in a
n animated fashion.
At present she ranges from pure realism to fantasy
to painting from the
collective unconscious, as her starting points.
She has shown in New York, San Francisco, and Denver.
Why Artists Work with WXLLSPACE
WXLLSPACE connects real estate developers directly with commissioned mural artists â handling sourcing, contracts, insurance, and on-site delivery as one managed process. Every project is backed by built-in legal agreements and insurance coverage, so your team isnât negotiating with individual artists or carrying the liability yourself.
We manage everythingâfrom wall prep and lift coordination to artist onboarding and site access. When you commission a mural artist through WXLLSPACE, you avoid the delays and miscommunication that come with managing freelance muralists directly. Production stays predictable from kickoff to final walkthrough.
Every completed mural is documented with professional photography and video, giving your leasing and marketing teams ready-to-use property assets.
No need to draft your own contracts. WXLLSPACE handles all legal agreements and provides insurance coverage to protect your asset, timeline, and team. Our contracts are built specifically for commercial mural and public art commissionsâreducing liability exposure for your development team.
Skip the RFQ process. Our platform connects you directly to vetted mural artistsâwith pricing, availability, and proposals in one place. Review artist portfolios, select a muralist that fits your property, and start the project.