To build art that connects people to nature, to bring our animal family into dialogues about the future.
To build art that encourages shifts in perspective, through playful and joyful interaction with public works of art.
To build art that is beautiful, as standalone objects, but that furthers understanding upon closer engagement.
To take advantage of the art to engage with youth, to share skills, and to build knowledge.
To build art that is respectful of the resources allocated, the environment in which it is placed - art that is cost effective, durable and easy to maintain.
To build art that both reflects and enhances the spirit of the host community, and builds on the unique opportunities that those communities present.