Plant The Future’s participation in Art Basel 2024 showcases the visionary creativity of Paloma Teppa, co-founder and creative director of the Miami-based biophilic art and design studio. Her visionary installation, The Spanish Moss Sanctuary, has captivated the attention of prominent media outlets, solidifying her reputation as a pioneer in integrating nature into contemporary art.
The Spanish Moss Sanctuary: A Creation by Paloma Teppa
Described by El Imparcial as "a series of floating gardens with multiple levels suspended from the ceiling," The Spanish Moss Sanctuary transforms the Miami Beach Convention Center into a serene space that invites spiritual connection with nature. Created by Paloma Teppa, this groundbreaking installation explores humanity’s profound relationship with the environment, combining the ethereal beauty of Spanish moss and live plants with her unique artistic vision.
The installation has become a centerpiece of Art Basel 2024, captivating critics and visitors alike. By merging biophilic design with artistic craftsmanship, Teppa demonstrates how art can bridge the gap between modern spaces and the natural world.
You can read the full article on El Imparcial here.
The Spanish Moss Sanctuary has received widespread acclaim from prominent media outlets. El Imparcial praised the installation as one of the most memorable pieces at Art Basel, highlighting its ability to immerse viewers in nature while delivering a profound symbolic message. Similarly, CBS News Miami, in its event coverage, described the work as "an immersive and transformative experience," underscoring its impact in redefining how nature and art can coexist.
You can read the full CBS News Miami article "here".
Paloma Teppa: A Pioneer in Biophilic Art
Since founding Plant The Future in 2008, Paloma Teppa has been an innovator in biophilic art, combining natural elements like moss, plants, and mushrooms to create immersive and groundbreaking experiences. Her dedication to sustainability and creativity shines in every project, from The Spanish Moss Sanctuary to other acclaimed studio collections such as the Seashell Series Catalog 2024 and Wall Moss Art.
"Through my work with plants, I create opportunities for humans to reconnect with the natural environment," shares Teppa. "In doing so, we become more aware of our intrinsic relationship with Mother Earth."
Discover The Spanish Moss Sanctuary
If you’re in Miami, visit the North Wing of the Miami Beach Convention Center from December 6 to 8 to experience The Spanish Moss Sanctuary. This remarkable installation invites you to immerse yourself in the beauty and fragility of nature while celebrating Paloma Teppa’s artistic vision.
Plant The Future’s presence at Art Basel 2024 reaffirms its commitment to innovation, sustainability, and the profound connection between art and nature. Explore our blog to learn more about the studio’s groundbreaking projects and how they continue to inspire audiences worldwide.
