Large-scale three-dimensional installation commissioned by the American Museum of Natural History, fabricated in Tyvek. Clare Celeste Studio designed and produced a nature-inspired spatial artwork combining rich biodiversity and antique naturalist imagery to engage museum audiences and create a memorable exhibition experience for visitors.
Large-scale immersive installation commissioned by the American Museum of Natural History and fabricated in Tyvek. The lightweight architectural material enables monumental sculptural form while supporting museum exhibition requirements and long-term display.
The American Museum of Natural History in New York commissioned Clare Celeste Studio to design the epilogue installation for the Impact exhibition, a large-scale work celebrating biodiversity and ecological stewardship.
Fabricated in Tyvek and combining archival naturalist imagery with vibrant botanical forms, the installation transports visitors through the richness and interconnectedness of Earth's ecosystems. Drawing on Clare Celeste’s practice of honoring vanished species while inspiring action for endangered biodiversity, the work creates a contemplative moment within the exhibition narrative—a call to celebrate the splendor of the natural world and protect what remains.
The installation is touring to museums across the United States, engaging audiences nationwide.