Right outside the Intuit Dome—in the middle of All-Star madness—we planted something unexpected.
Not a booth. Not a pop-up. A garden.
But not the peaceful, don’t-touch-anything kind.
This one had range.‍ ‍

We built a living, breathing art space where basketball met culture, and then cross-pollinated. Sculptures grew out of the ground like stories. Basketballs became canvases. Materials got a remix. Perspectives? Fully shifted.

Each artist brought their own take on LA, luxury, grit, nostalgia, a little chaos, all rooted in the game.

Native California plants softened the scene, weaving nature through it all so it felt less like an installation… and more like it belonged.

Guests wandered. No map. No rush. Just discovery.

By day: bright, open, alive. By night: moodier, lit, a whole new vibe.

A gallery you could walk through. Stand in. See yourself in.

And when the final buzzer hit, the garden didn’t just pack up, it gave back. Plants were rehomed at local community Inglewood garden, extending the life of the experience beyond the weekend.

Because GOOD things don’t just pop up. They plant roots.

• Creative Direction & Curatorial Vision

• Artist Curation & Collaboration

• Experience Design & Spatial Planning

• Production & Fabrication

• Environmental Design & Plant Curation

• Lighting & Night Transformation

• Venue Coordination & On-Site Management

• Signage & Storytelling