Jason spent a summer doing experiments in the rhythmic shapes in the landscape outside of Olafsfjordur, Iceland and in the intersection of urban landscape and fragility in Detroit. Jeremy explored the shapes of the landscape on the Atlantic Coast of Massachusetts and created sculptures in bamboo, eucalyptus and fire in Doi Saket, Thailand. Together they created sculptures in light in the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lake Shore and in the forests at the Interlochen Arts Academy. Jason and Jeremy spent a month living in a cave house in the Cuevas Del Rodeo Artist Community in Rojales, Spain, where they used natural river cane to create a circular portal to highlight the sun setting over the Sierra Segura. Their experiments continue in their on-going Sketches series, where they create pop-up installations out of brightly painted sticks of lumber. These sculptures are created with minimal preparation and are built improvisationally in response to the landscape. They are designed to be completed in a matter of hours, enjoyed for the day, and then removed the next morning.

Jeremy and Jason’s process centers around walking in a landscape and asking, “what is the energy here? What makes this sparkle with joy? What can we do to draw attention to this environment?” Jeremy and Jason are committed to the idea of creating art that draws attention to the beauty and vibrancy of community spaces.