Art that Connects People, Places, and Emotions

We create interactive public art that invites people to touch, sit, and feel — transforming spaces into shared experiences

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About us

Spring, Christopher, and Yvonne are a collective of artists dedicated to creating interactive public art that inspires participation, sparks curiosity, and strengthens community connections. Their work transforms everyday spaces into experiences that invite people to touch, explore, and engage — making art accessible, enjoyable, and meaningful for everyone.

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Awards & Recognition

Recognized by Communities and Peers

Our collective and individual works have received numerous awards, including multiple People’s Choice and Artistic Merit honors from the Castlegar Sculpturewalk.

  • People’s Choice Award 2020

  • Artistic Merit Award 2016

  • Canadian Bodypainting Championship 2012

Featured Works

Abstract Sculpture

Abstract Sculpture

Discover the Koots

Discover the Koots

Burning Sculptures

Burning Sculptures

Nature Inspired

Nature Inspired

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What People Say

  • Spring Shine Collective’s sculptures transform public spaces into places where the community gathers and interacts. Absolutely inspiring work!

    Laurie Payton

  • “Walking through the Pathfinder installation was magical. Kids and adults alike stopped to explore and play. Truly unforgettable.”

    Jamie Kokot

  • “The sculptures by Spring Shine Collective are more than art—they invite you to pause, reflect, and connect with your surroundings. Every visit feels like a new experience.”

    Lindsey Beumer

  • “From concept to installation, the team’s professionalism and creativity are unmatched. Our community space has never felt more alive!”

    Keith Finley

Ready to Bring Your Vision to Life?

Let’s collaborate to turn your ideas into impactful public art and creative expressions that inspire communities.

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Our Philosophy

We believe art should not be intimidating —it should be inviting. Our work transforms everyday spaces into opportunities for interaction and reflection. Whether walking through a breezeway or sitting beside a sculpture, we want people to feel like they are part of the artwork itself.