LeuWebb Projects

'Pillow Fort', our public art proposal for the City of Mississauga's Zonta Meadows Park, has been shortlisted for consideration.
A public survey is now open for input from Mississauga residents through to March 22.
Link in bio.
Comprised of a series of three mounds formed of “pillows” and topped by unique characters, or “stuffies”, Pillow Fort draws upon the diverse Mississauga neighbourhoods surrounding the park for its textures and colours. Through artist-led co-design workshops, details of the artwork will be refined and completed through the contribution of community participants in sharing their own pillows and cherished plush toys. 
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We're sharing our shortlisted proposal for 'A Universe of Seeds', a land-based artwork that celebrates the seed as both a marvel of nature and a generator of community.
Developed in collaboration with Amanda White, the project imagines seeds as celestial bodies—tiny universes of potential—drawing inspiration from site features and a history of cultivation in Whitby, Ontario.
Whitby residents, share your feedback here - LINK IN BIO - until December 14th.

When maquettes and sketches come to life..
'Lighten Up' by LeuWebb Projects, completed 2021.
Located at Yonge & Lawrence, Toronto, Canada.

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Throwback Thursday...
'Seeing Celsius' by LeuWebb Projects, 2025
We wonder what the coming cold temperatures might look like - stay tuned for the next iteration of this applied creative research project.
Our interactive installation was exhibited at The Bentway, Toronto, for Sun/Shade, this past May 23 to October 5, 2025.
"What happens when we see heat? By adding thermal imaging technology to the familiar viewfinder found at scenic lookout points, LeuWebb enables the viewer to see the temperature differences across The Bentway space and the bodies that move through it."
Collaborators: Graham Powell (software programming), Discreet + Discrete (fabrication)

Community engagement and creative collaboration play a big role in what we do in developing meaningful placemaking strategies.
For the Children's Treatment Centre of Chatham Kent, we’re working with families and community members in crafting art that will create a welcoming and comfortable environment within an innovative new facility designed by Montgomery Susan Architects.
We’re co-creating art that will respond to children’s interests and curiosity in helping lead to better healthcare experiences and outcomes.
Images of recent design and crafting workshop led by LeuWebb Projects courtesy of James Lively.

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Berlin a few years back

Our project 'Fungi of the Woods' is nominated for a Mississauga Urban Design Award!
Vote now! See link in bio.
Public voting closes August 31.
Detail image of a child on one of the mushroom forms outside of the Burnhamthorpe Community Centre, Mississauga.
Photo: Adam Pulicicchio Photography
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'Seeing Celsius' by LeuWebb Projects, 2025
Interactive installation at The Bentway, Toronto, for Sun/Shade, May 23 - October 5, 2025
"What happens when we see heat? By adding thermal imaging technology to the familiar viewfinder found at scenic lookout points, LeuWebb enables the viewer to see the temperature differences across The Bentway space and the bodies that move through it."
Collaborators: Graham Powell (software programming), Discreet + Discrete (fabrication)

📢 Call to Artists!

Four new public art opportunities are coming to Scotia Place, Alberta’s newest premier sports and entertainment venue in Calgary’s emerging Culture + Entertainment District!

The LeuWebb Projects & Heavy curatorial team is working with the Scotia Place Project Committee to develop dynamic public art that reflects the values, stories, and aspirations of those who live, work, and gather here.

Two of the public art commissions are dedicated to celebrating Indigenous culture and are described in the Request for Pre-Qualification for Indigenous Public Art at Scotia Place, Calgary. The other two commissions will be located near the main entrances to the building and are outlined in the Request for Pre-Qualification for Outdoor Public Art at Scotia Place, Calgary.

To learn more about each of these Calls to Artists, and to apply, please see Link in Bio.

Deadline for applications is June 27, 2025, 5:00pm MDT.

📩 Questions? Contact: [email protected]

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'Lighten Up' (2022), detail.
Morning sun reflection off LeuWebb's public art sculpture, 3080 Yonge Street, Toronto.
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