Housed in NYBG's breathtaking conservatory, this sculptural artwork draws inspiration from one of Van Gogh’s most iconic flower paintings. For this piece, we reinterpreted those irises in our own visual language, scaling them up and translating his signature brushwork into large, three-dimensional forms.

Featuring 25 species of Texas Gulf Coast native flora and fauna, this larger than life installation sees joyful sculptural seating land in Houston's City Place. Throughout the Spring and Summer, visitors are invited to sit, unwind, and experience local nature from a fresh and vibrant perspective.

This huge collaboration with lululemon marked World Mental Health Day and the release of the brand's annual wellbeing report in China. We achieved a large scale takeover of Shanghai's Start Museum, as well as locations across mainland China, including lululemon stores and public spaces.

This remarkable artwork spanned 180m, weaving together the natural world with modern technology. Using AR, visitors were transported into a lush, immersive landscape, where digital flora and fauna seamlessly blended with the physical surroundings.

Made up of a huge 35m mural, sculptural structures and floor design, this project echoed the Pleasure Gardens popular in the area during 18th Century. The focus of this installation, was our modern considerations of nature in the urban environment.

This commission posed an interesting question around presenting images of nature within nature itself whilst remaining true to our mission. The abstracted compositions feature details that wouldn't normally be noticed in passing, enhanced by their bold backdrops.