Z Space is a recurring art installation combining a manipulated spatial perception and fine art. Using commonly bought household materials the grid provides a backdrop that draws attention to the works as a whole while not detracting from the individual artist's contributions.

The fourth iteration of the grid – When the Miami Design District invited CS to host an extended pop up during the Fall/Winter of 2021-22, 'The Grid' was chosen note onl for its wow factor and photogenetic quality, but also because of the implications of a hand applied technique interrupting a high end retail environment. The open nature of the 'Paradise Plaza' storefront made for a perfect opportunity for an expansive installation that could draw in passersby; seeming empty and infinite even when over-loaded with art, clothes and other objects. The practical nature and materials made it extremely conduscive for a temporary pop-up location.

Composed of a multi-room, multi-experience design offering three distinctly different immersive environments, Of The Worldly brought narrative storytelling to the world of fashion retail displays. Focusing primarily on natural elements modified to exist in an indoor space brings surreal storytelling to the rooms and the merchandise alike. Though the underlying theme is an observation of the fashion (industry’s) effect on both our selves and our environment, the project served a higher purpose of re-imagining and refocusing the way we interact with “products.”

Installation created for Joe Fresh Goods, a contemporary streetwear designer and infuencer. JFG wanted to present his “Stone Island Towel” collection in an artistic light. Our solution - inspired by zen gardens and two Chicago train line colors - was to completely cover the floor with hand-dyed sand to create a surreal environment. Color block mirroring the hoodies suspended using an updated colorway of C3’s self-leveling ‘N Pulley’ rope hanger system.