Posey/Pamela Moulton

Posey aka Pamela, is a Maine environmental artist. Her multi-disciplinary, large-scale installations are built from salvaged materials, including commercial nets and ropes (“ghost gear”). Interactive, playful and thought-provoking, Posey's immersive spaces may be crawled through and occupied, engaging the public directly Her work targets climate issues including rising sea levels, sinking lighthouses  and endangered eelgrass meadows.

Moulton’s art and installations have been shown throughout the US and internationally including  the National Gallery of Art, Albania, Portland Museum of Art in Maine and Arcadia Earth Museum in Las Vegas. Commissions, fellowships and grants have been awarded by the University of Southern Maine, the Ellis Beauregard Foundation, Kindling Fund, New England Foundation for the Arts and others. 

She holds a BA from University of Vermont, an MFA from Ecole Superieure of Art- Aix en Provence in France.