2-D art, including murals, mosaic, photography, etc.
Site-specific and integrated art
Community Engagement and Social Justice
Pittsburgh Creative Corps Artist Directory
Marsha Rollinger
Primary Discipline
Artistic Practice
Murals
Digital / photography
Site-specificity determines materials used
Aquatic Kaleidoscopes, 2022, DiBond, various sizes: 17,” 24,” 31,” and 38.” Developed for the City of Seattle’s FLOW: Art Along the Ship Canal.
NOTNER the Renton Robot, 2022, vinyl wrap material, approx. 42″ x 72″ x 26.” Utility box wrap containing Rebus Puzzles relating to 25 beloved Renton, WA locations.
Puget Sound Energy ARTility Pole Wraps, 2023, vinyl wrap material, one side of pole is 6′ x 30.’ Installed in Renton, WA.
Queen Anne Murals, 2024, vinyl wrap material, tower mural is 21′-6″ x 77′-7,” and alley mural is 38′-9″ x 14′-11.” Installed in Seattle, WA.
Erasmus, Downtown Renton’s Rooftop Dragon, 2019, aluminum and LED lighting, various dimensions with five separate pieces. Installed in Renton, WA.
About the Artist
Marsha Rollinger is a professional visual artist who grew up in Apollo, PA. She always knew she wanted to utilize her creative imagination and skills in art as a life-long career. While working at various companies, she continued to acquire new art-related skills to enhance her existing ones. Her artistic journey eventually resulted in Nintendo moving her to the Seattle area, where she lived until recently. While volunteering on an arts commission there, Marsha realized that she could pursue a new creative passion—to become a public artist and work with other artists, materials, and the community at large to create artwork that transforms ordinary spaces into extraordinary ones for all to enjoy.
Marsha recently returned to Western Pennsylvania and hopes to contribute her creative talents to ensure the arts continue to grow and thrive here.
Photo by Shari Bradbury
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Provides Fabrication Services to Other Artists
No
Teaching Artist
No
Joined the Directory
April 2025
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“As an artist, I relish opportunities to work in various media to transform spaces, places and things through art.”
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Pittsburgh Creative Corps
Designed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Pittsburgh Creative Corps initiative engages artists and creative workers to activate the public realm while providing economic opportunity.
