We are a small but mighty practice of curious minds, creative thinkers, and people who know to make things happen.
Our story all began with an idea. Art beyond the gallery. A curiosity about place. A practice build around making things happen.
MadChill started with a simple idea: art beyond the gallery. A curiosity about place. And a belief that cities could be a lot more fun.
Founded by Claudia Rincon, MadChill is a public art and placemaking studio creating projects that make spaces more surprising, engaging, and human.
The studio may be new, but Claudia has spent years bringing ambitious ideas into the real world—working with artists, cultural organizations, institutions, and city partners to produce public art, events, installations, and experiences that give people a reason to stop, look twice, and stick around.
Her work lives somewhere between art, place, and people. It might be a sculpture that changes the way you move through a street, a festival that makes a familiar corner feel new, or a cultural experience that turns strangers into a temporary community.
Behind every good idea is the less glamorous part: coordinating artists, solving production puzzles, navigating logistics, managing timelines, wrangling stakeholders, and figuring out how to actually get the thing built.
That's where Claudia comes in.
MadChill brings a creative eye, a practical approach, and a healthy respect for everything it takes to turn a spark of an idea into something people can experience in the real world.