Micro-spaces as an alternative approach to public sculpture, exploring how modern-day life might be encapsulated in public sculptures depicting modern people in their current conditions.

A space within an urban public space, designed as a theatrical setting, offering the visitor an invitation to enter, engage and participate. This space becomes a focal point for the public to meet, a place for strengthening human connections with each other.

The public is invited into the artworks, to linger and interact with the both the sculpted figures and settings; to feel empowered. There is an invitation to ask more: why is it there, does it mean anything, how does it relate to the viewer?