Operating at the forefront of art and infrastructure, Kristofoletti Studio specializes in large-scale, site-specific interventions. Under the direction of artist Josef Kristofoletti, the practice delivers monumental work with a singular mission: to reintroduce the human element into the modern technological landscape.
With an international portfolio and production capabilities spanning the US and Europe, the studio serves as a strategic partner for world-class institutions. Notable commissions include the Atlas Detector mural for CERN in Geneva, public works for the Albright-Knox Art Museum, and architectural collaborations with global developers like Hines and Gensler.
From the 10-story Tau Ceti spectrum in Austin to the massive Gradient Wind installation in Nashville, the studio’s work addresses the vastness of the contemporary world. By visualizing invisible forces—from quantum mechanics to atmospheric data—Kristofoletti transforms industrial scale into something poetic and relatable, giving the massive structures of our time a resonant, human meaning.
