As conceptual artists working in the public realm, our interest is to elicit transformation:

transformation of art through phenomena, transformation of site through art, and transformation of viewers' perceptions of place.

Our art is site-specific, seeking to unearth and invent meaning in both the built and natural environment. The work entwines natural phenomena, cultural narratives, and theoretical ideas, engaging with its context and forming a continuously transforming medium of exchange between systems, structures, and ideas. 

We strive to create art that is functionally as well as conceptually integrated into its site. This extends the meaning and impact of the art, and allows people to draw connections to other places and memories.