Wet Paint Projects is the multidisciplinary creative practice of visual artist Mackenzie (Miki) Spindler, creating artwork, spaces, and experiences that transform the way people connect with one another and their environments.
Working across contemporary mixed media, photography, installation, lighting, creative direction, exhibition design, interior styling, and placemaking, Wet Paint Projects partners with private collectors, architects, interior designers, businesses, hospitality brands, municipalities, nonprofits, and cultural institutions to create meaningful visual experiences. The studio produces original artwork, large-scale commissions, immersive installations, curated interiors, exhibitions, and public art that integrate seamlessly into residential, commercial, and civic spaces.
Driven by a belief that art has the power to shape how we experience the world, Miki's work explores identity, memory, resilience, and transformation through layered materials, photography, collage, paint, texture, and light. Each project balances conceptual depth with timeless design, resulting in work that is both visually compelling and emotionally resonant.
Beyond the studio, Wet Paint Projects offers creative consulting, exhibition planning, spatial storytelling, and collaborative design services, bringing together artists, designers, businesses, and communities to create places that inspire curiosity, conversation, and connection.
Based in Western Massachusetts and working nationally, Wet Paint Projects approaches every commission as an opportunity to create lasting work that enriches both the spaces it inhabits and the people who experience it.
