Falon Mihalic. Artist Biography
Falon Mihalic is a sculptor who began making art with watercolor paintings in 2007. She makes paintings, sculptures, and interactive public art with a focus on how we perceive and interact with natural phenomena like wind, weather, and water bodies. Her recent solo show, Verdant Laboratory, featured an interactive cabinet of collected leaves, feathers, and seed pods curated with ceramic and glass sculptures at the downtown Houston Architecture Center.
Falon’s work has won numerous awards including support from the Houston Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs, the Kaboom Foundation, the Houston Arts Alliance and the National Endowment for the Humanities, along with invited artist residencies at Watershed Center for Ceramic Arts in Maine and The Mauser Foundation EcoArtist residency in Costa Rica.
The recipient of a 2026 Merit Scholarship to Pilchuck School of Glass, Falon’s work is focused on pushing material fluency in glass and ceramics in an effort to decarbonize their studio practice. Falon has won monumental public art commissions in Houston, Baltimore, and Miami.
Falon is a licensed landscape architect and the founder of Falon Land Studio, a collaborative landscape architecture and public art practice.
Rhode Island School of Design, MLA
New College of Florida, BA
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