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CURRENT PROJECTS

TireSquatch Living Working Studio is celebrating its 3rd anniversary and has embraced commissioned projects that showcase the blend of reclaimed bike tire sculptures and mixed metal mediums.

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THE HUB

HELLBENDER
TIRE SCULPTURE
Creative Concept Design/Development/Installation 

 

The Hub and Pisgah Tavern is a unique blend of a bike shop, outdoor, and beer garden situated near Brevard, NC, right at the gateway to Pisgah National Forest. It serves as a gathering place for cyclists and outdoor lovers to rent or buy equipment, receive repairs, and relax afterward.

"MATO TRANSFORMATION"


Standing Black Bear Tire Sculpture

Creative Concept Design/Development/Installation 

 

Marcia K Moore and the Tire Squatch studio are honored to present the "Mato Transformation" black bear sculpture, made from reclaimed bike tires, at The North Carolina Arboretum. 

Located in the Southern Appalachian Mountains just south of Asheville, NC.

 

The North Carolina Arboretum boasts expansive cultivated gardens and miles of trails featuring some of the most beautiful, botanically-diverse plants in the region. This reclaimed bike tire sculpture will be featured at the Baker Event Lawn starting at the end of March.

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RHINO
HEAD-BUST


LIFE-SIZE
Creative Concept Design/Development/Installation 



 

TireSquatch Studio focuses on creating unique designs for both residential interiors and exteriors. Check out our gallery page to see examples of tire sculptures.

GRIZZLY #399

7ft TIRE SCULPTURE
Creative Concept Design/Development/Installation

Work in Progress 
Interior Interpretation

 

​The mountains, forests, and wildlife of North Carolina honor the efforts of other communities in North America that support our wildlife.

TireSquatch is dedicated to building connections with communities throughout the nation.

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For more information:

Grizzly Bear #399 Sculpture Project

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© 2026 TireSquatch Marcia K Moore

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