Shuster + Moseley is a UK-based practice founded in 2014 by Claudia Moseley and Edward Shuster. 

Responding to a world mediated by technologies of light, they deconstruct and suspend the photographic apparatus of lens and screen, creating sculptural instruments and environments that articulate light’s spectral and durational properties. 

Their constellations of hand-formed optical lenses and their large-scale prismic glass sculptures explore the dual physical and psychological nature of light and its potential to simultaneously fragment and crystallise experience.

Their site-responsive works have been exhibited at major venues and locations, including the Great Pyramids of Giza, Egypt; AlUla, Saudi Arabia; and Times Square, New York.