What you see so far is phase one, but we have a lot more planned. We hope Mosey's becomes the art platform that artists deserve. Beyond a map and directory, we want artists to feel like they can curate their profile in a way that speaks to their style, choosing their own format and deciding their own structure. No algorithms to play into, no boxes to stuff their creativity into. Their page, their way.

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And that goes for any kind of artist. The painters in their studios, the muralist whose gallery is the city itself, the poets and writers who express themselves without worrying about character counts or having visuals to accompany their words. We want Mosey's to be a place where artists can showcase themselves properly, because that serves our other purpose.

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People need art. I could give you a hundred reasons rooted in anthropology and sociology, but I also don't quite know how to put that intuitive knowledge into words. What I do know is that we need to see art in our environment, to know that there are artists around us, and to meet them in our day to day lives. That was the original purpose of Mosey: to facilitate the conversations and meetings between people and their local artists. Not through a screen, not at galleries, but in their studios, at their events, where the artist is present and willing to talk and share, where ideas can be explored by curious and eclectic minds.

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That is our other pillar. Showcasing the art that exists in our environments, and the artists who contribute to one of the most human aspects of life in any city.