Art in Public Space

27/10/2026

26/10/2026

A majlis that never sits still.

Earlier this year, for the first edition of a landmark international art fair in Doha, we had the privilege of bringing to life an artist’s reimagining of the traditional Arab majlis: a public gathering landscape of over 400 m², stretching between the M7 creative hub and the Doha Design District in Msheireb Downtown Doha.

No fixed walls, no fixed layout. Just hundreds of bespoke modular elements that visitors could pick up, move, join and rearrange every day of the fair. Nobody simply looked at this work. Everyone who sat down, dragged a seat closer or built a new circle with strangers became part of it, and the piece was different every hour.

Behind that lightness, our team engineered, prototyped, fabricated and installed every element. Each one had to carry a crowd, survive constant handling by thousands of hands and keep its finish through weeks in the open air. Making something feel effortless takes a lot of quiet work. 🪑

Every work belongs to its artist. Helping each one live in public space is what we do.

24/10/2026

A milestone for our studio. 🤍

Earlier this year we had the privilege of working on an entire public art programme for the first edition of a landmark international art fair in Doha.

From the first sketches to the last bolt on site, our team engineered, fabricated and installed a series of artist commissions across Msheireb Downtown Doha. They were built for the Gulf wind, for thousands of visitors and for open-air life.

One of them was clad entirely in palm fronds: thousands of natural ones, harvested from date farms around Doha, and thousands of artificial ones. Side by side, the real and the manufactured, the grown and the made. Getting both to hold the same density, through the same winds, was one of the most beautiful challenges we’ve faced. 🌴

Every work belongs to its artist. Helping each one stand in public space is what we do. Thank you, Doha.

21/10/2026

How do you turn a city district into a museum? 👇

Belgrade Waterfront is a landmark urban development on the Sava riverfront. It is home to Kula Belgrade, Galerija Belgrade and new parks and promenades. Our brief was to give it a soul rooted in Serbian culture.

Here is our approach:

🏛️ Landmarks. Serbia’s most recognisable monuments, reimagined as public artworks.

🧵 Patterns. Traditional motifs, carried into contemporary forms and surfaces.

🤝 Local artists. Serbian creatives at the heart of every piece. 🚶 Open access. Art placed where people already walk, meet and gather.

The result is an open-air public art museum, open to everyone, every day.
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📍 Belgrade Waterfront, Serbia
With Malorie Lucy F

21/10/2026

Belgrade Waterfront is one of Europe’s largest urban regeneration projects. It covers 177 hectares on the banks of the Sava River, in the heart of Serbia’s capital. Here the city’s history meets its future, from the old Savamala quarter to the Kula Belgrade tower.

We wanted every visitor to feel that story, so we turned the waterfront into an open-air public art museum. 🎨

Working hand in hand with local Serbian artists, we brought the country’s famous landmarks, traditional patterns and cultural symbols into the public realm. They now appear along promenades, plazas and everyday paths, where anyone can walk up to them, touch them and stop for a photo.

Art doesn’t only belong in galleries. It belongs where people live. 🇷🇸
In partnership with Malorie Lucy F

18/06/2026

A contemporary interpretation of Serbia’s national symbol 🇷🇸

Designed and fabricated for The St. Regis Belgrade The St. Regis Belgrade at the foot of Kula Belgrade—the tallest and most iconic building in Serbia—the monumental double-headed eagle was formed from hundreds of CNC-bent steel pipes.

The flowing structure abstracted the country’s coat of arms and echoed the movement of the Serbian flag, transforming heritage into a dynamic public artwork.
In partnership with with Malorie Lucy F

17/06/2026

A scent translated into sculpture.

For Diptyque’s Hazelnut & Fig collection, we crafted monumental 3D-printed installations that transformed the flagship stores in Paris and London into poetic landscapes of fragrance, texture, and light.
In collaboration with .and.concrete

15/06/2026

From concept to creation. ✨🐿️

For the launch of Diptyque’s Hazelnut & Fig collection, together with .and.concrete we designed, fabricated and installed monumental 3D-printed art installations for the brand’s flagship stores in Paris and London. Sculptural forms inspired by nature transformed each space into an immersive celebration of fragrance, craftsmanship, and design.

03/05/2026

Not all ships sail with wind. 🌊
This one sails with light.
A decommissioned sailboat reimagined — stainless steel grids and spheres in place of sails, brought to life by an automated lighting system that shifts with every occasion and celebration.
Proud work from our Dubai Creek Harbour Public Art Masterplan. ⚓
With
Artwork design by Martin Kot

01/05/2026

The main objective while working on Public Art Masterplan for Dubai Creek Harbour was to shape a place where art, architecture, and landscape move as one.

From waterfront landmarks to artworks at parking entrances acting as subtle navigation points, each piece was designed to guide and elevate the experience.

Public art here becomes both emotion and orientation.

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