This statement reflects directly upon the communities where public art is created by fostering connection, dialogue, and a deeper sense of belonging. Each mural is thoughtfully designed to celebrate the unique stories, histories, and shared experiences that define a place and its people. Through inclusive imagery and carefully researched narratives, these works invite viewers to see themselves, their neighbors, and their community reflected within the artwork.
At the heart of every project is a belief in the power of empathy and narrative. Murals serve as visual storytelling devices that bridge generations, cultures, and perspectives, encouraging meaningful engagement with local history while inspiring conversations about our collective future. By reinforcing the humanities and elevating often-overlooked stories, these public artworks create opportunities for reflection, understanding, and community pride.
Every mural is created to provide an engaging and accessible experience for audiences of all ages and backgrounds. Whether celebrating local heritage, honoring cultural traditions, or highlighting the everyday lives of community members, the artwork seeks to cultivate a sense of shared identity and common purpose.
Created to withstand Wisconsin's demanding climate, all murals are executed using professional-grade, UV-resistant materials and industry-leading conservation practices. Comprehensive surface preparation, premium paints, and protective sealants work together to ensure exceptional durability and color retention. These measures help preserve the artwork's visual impact and cultural significance, allowing it to enrich the public realm for generations to come.
Future mural inquiries and project proposals can be communicated via this direct link: James Barany Studios LLC or through our CONTACT page.
John Deere Horicon Works - C, D & D1 Buildings
Best viewed from: Clausen Bowling Green Park 100 Larabee St. Horicon WI 53032
*Mural installation scheduled for completion by early July 2026


20 Bridge St. Mayville, WI
Krieser Construction commissioned a thoughtful homage to Edgar Mueller's 'GOOSE EXPLOSION' published in LIFE magazine in 1966. We put over 500 geese on the wall using stencils and a splash of color.

234-298 East Jackson St. Port Washington WI, 53074
150 South Lake Street, Hustisford, WI 53034

Schorenberg's Flooring - 15 Mill St. Hartford, WI

Ditter's 40 West, 40 W. Main St. Chilton, WI
Schumacher's Shanty, 101 S. Military Rd.Stockbridge, WI
North corner ofJames St. & Broadway, De Pere, WI