Public art + experience · 2025–26Wildflower Center Commissions
Repeat commissions that turn oversized creatures and illuminated plants into durable, public-facing worlds.
Source → promise → proof
The familiar garden becomes playful, strange, and newly worth exploring.
Repeat commissions refined through durable day-to-night physical systems.
Fort Flutter and an illuminated flower installation created for Luminations—the Wildflower Center’s winter art show—demonstrate a repeat relationship and a practice moving between character, landscape, structure, lighting, and fabrication.
A character that is also a place to gather.
Fort Flutter gives a playful creature architectural presence. Its large face and wing-like canopy make a memorable landmark while the structure, transport, installation, and public use demand the discipline of a durable environment.
Specimens from a slightly stranger ecology.
A family of illuminated flower forms was created for Luminations, the Wildflower Center’s winter art show. The work balances recognizable botanical silhouettes with the surprise of oversized, glowing objects after dark.
Each generation improves the physical system.
Each generation refines color, surface, edge sealing, base stability, transport, and installation—turning repeat commissions into a stronger physical system.



Jake can earn repeat commissioners by turning memorable concepts into increasingly durable, serviceable physical systems.