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Tourism

Art projects that blend with their surroundings in a unique way within public space create the most powerful tourist attractions. Our artistic interventions lead to significant increases in visitor numbers and audience flows from both home and abroad.

Store Traffic

The added value of the art Mothership creates is clearly visible, among other things, in the area of store traffic. We develop concepts that attract the public and offer visitors a unique experience — one that results in longer stays and increased revenue for businesses.

Storytelling

Our expertise lies in telling the story of a location. Every place has its own surroundings and its own meaning for the people who use it. These elements form the foundation of our narrative. With art and culture as our starting point, we create new stories for our clients to continue telling — in that sense, we are contemporary storytellers.

Area development

Mothership is increasingly asked to develop a vision for urban or area development. In these cases, we advise the municipality and/or developer and present a vision supported by a fitting concept. We then elaborate the plan and ensure its implementation. These projects often have significant social impact. All of this, of course, starts from our core belief: ‘the power of art is communication.’

Placemaking

Giving meaning to ‘places’ is at the heart of placemaking. Public space is the social network of a city; it must function well in order to be experienced as safe and pleasant. Based on research and conversations with residents and users, Mothership develops a concept that improves a specific location and gives it (renewed) meaning and visibility. In doing so, we ensure the positioning or repositioning of a place.

Energy transition

The transition from old, fossil-based energy to new, CO₂-neutral forms is complex. There is considerable resistance to the arrival of wind turbines and fields full of solar panels. We use our expertise to transform the aesthetic design and positioning of these new forms through artistic interventions, turning them into projects that are accepted — and even embraced.