Each month, CODAworx welcomes new artists, commissioners, and fabricators who are redefining what’s possible in public art. This week, we’re spotlighting three standout new members whose recent projects showcase exceptional creativity, craftsmanship, and community impact. From immersive installations to architectural collaborations, their work embodies the spirit of innovation that drives the CODAworx network forward.
This Los Angeles-based design studio, founded in 2004 by Dwayne Oyler and Jenny Wu, brings an inventive architectural approach to public art. Their practice merges art, architecture, installation, and material innovation, with an emphasis on site-awareness and human engagement.
At the heart of their work is a fascination with material and process. Their work embeds public art components into architecture, engaging the public both physically and conceptually. It invites passersby to reconsider the infrastructure of everyday spaces, and to experience unexpected encounters with form.
The Exchange is a redesign of a plaza adjacent to the Irwin Conference Center by Eero Saarinen in Columbus, IN. It’s a contemporary design on a historic building.
As an artist, collaborator, and consultant in Seattle, WA, Ann Marie creates site-specific public art and interpretive projects. Her work combines artistic vision, scientific literacy, and technical execution to create seamlessly integrated, place-based solutions that connect people and planet while addressing contemporary challenges. Delivering engaging work to diverse audiences is her focus.
Ann Marie’s Chatham Garden Gates project used local watershed and geologic data to visualize the site’s relationship to its greater ecological context.
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Where story meets execution is central to Herman’s work. Based St. Petersburg FL, he creates work that is fueled by curiosity and driven by narrative. Whether he is building environments or placing work in iconic spaces, he is always creating cohesive experiences. He brings technical expertise, entrepreneurial insight, and a passion for creative challenges to all his collaborations
Campfire in Toronto ON, is an iconic waterfront landmark that unites community and raises awareness of their shared history, honoring Indigenous people who cherished and protected this land for generations.
CODAworx thrives on shared creativity — and your work is part of that story. Upgrade your membership, upload your projects, and join a growing movement of artists transforming the world through public art.