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U.S.-based Japanese artist known for paintings, sculptures, and site-specific installations that create profound viewer connections with nature employing elemental materials such as trees, fossils, and minerals. He is committed to using historic and natural elements in his work as meditations on the environment.

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Established in 2007 as a curatorial project space, Chandra Cerrito Contemporary features exhibitions and site- specific installations that highlight exceptional regional and national artists, with an emphasis on conceptual strength, refined craftsmanship, contemporary vision and art historical relevance.

Studio Drift is an artist collective that explores the boundaries of technology art and nature. Studio Drift by Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta make site specific art installations.

URBANSCREEN conceives site-specific media installations, including artistic video mapping, augmented projection-sculptures, media façades & virtual theatre.

Much of my work is site specific, often referencing architecture and/or geology/geological formations. My contrasting inspirations come from the Earthworks and Light & Space art movements.

Faye Toogood is a London-based furniture designer specialising in Limited and Unlimited Edition furniture for galleries, private clients and site-specific sculptures and installations.

Award winning metal sculptors Judith and Daniel Caldwell create site specific art installations in a variety of cast metals for private and commercial clients, and for public art projects.

Ideation and creation of site-specific, activity enhancing and spatially embellishing art/architecture installations.

Aleksandra Zee creates three-dimensional objects from found and re-purposed materials and situates them in site specific installations. Ranging in scale from small interventions to whole room distortions, she strives to transform the viewer’s perception of the space. Zee is interested in the transcendence of the harsh, broken, or discarded materials into objects of soft whimsy. In much the same way, Zee wants the viewer to pause and lose themselves in the altered environment.