Our work exists somewhere between environmental art, land art, and site-specific practice. We’re interested in the relationship between people and landscape, and in the traces they leave on one another.

At the heart of our practice is the desire to play: to play with the landscape, to give and receive, to create moments that make viewers pause in disbelief.

Guided by concept rather than medium, we let each idea determine its own form. Each project finds its own form through the idea, the material, and the site itself.