Through her work, Rachel Denny explores
the unpredictable beauty of nature and the mark that human intervention leaves on plants and wildlife. Animal Logic connects hunting trophies with cashmere knitwear in an innovative expression of the complex bond we have with our environment.

Rachel Denny is a U.S. artist who works in many mediums. This installation is part of her best-known series, “Domestic Trophies.” Denny, who is passionate about the outdoors, hunting, and artisanal trades, works out of a studio nestled in the woods near Portland, Oregon.

Located in our store at West Edmonton Mall,
Petal Garden is a throng of wrought
metal flowers. Floating gently above visitors' heads, the light, delicate forms are reminiscent
of ornate lace and fine lingerie.

Unitfive is a Toronto-based studio founded
in 1996 by Lisa Santana and Kelvin Goddard.
Their exploration of metalwork has allowed
them to fuse traditional techniques
with cutting-edge manufacturing technologies.
Bridging the gap between art and design,
their creations are recognized on
the international scene.

Simons Aurora is a hybrid installation that blends sculpture and architecture. The work forms a delicate canopy, an ocean of light that swells and ripples in time with the waves of human life. The installation reveals just what reactive architecture can accomplish as it interacts with the movements of visitors at our West Edmonton Mall location.

Philip Beesley is an architect, practicing sculptor, and digital media artist. He is renowned for his research in industrial design, digital prototyping, biochemical processes, and mechatronic engineering. His award-winning work is recognized the world over.

In a world where digital technology has transformed the way we read and learn, Cara Barer questions the future of books through her work. Sculpted, dyed, and then photographed, the books are elevated to works of art by the end of her long metamorphosis.

Cara Barer is a U.S. photographer who lives in Houston, Texas. Her artistic process explores the notions of obsolescence, transformation, and evolution.