I create oases that emerge from a dialogue with their surroundings. Each work is part whimsy, part beauty, and slightly unexpected. My interest lies not simply in form, light or color, but in the interaction between my work and every element of a specific site. Through light, color, and form, I seek to create spaces that transform the experience of place.
— Pandora LaCasse

For almost 30 years, I have created site-specific artworks for public outdoor spaces commissioned by municipalities, organizations, and private clients. Each site is unique in scale, structure, natural elements, and use. My work responds directly to place—engaging trees, buildings, open space, poles, and water. Every project is designed, fabricated, engineered, installed, and deinstalled through my studio.

I begin by spending time in the space, observing how it feels, how people move through it, and what defines its character. From there, I develop work that considers visual impact and meaningful connection to its surroundings. I arrive with a toolbox of imagination: color, light, sculptural form, wonder, and a touch of the unexpected—much of it inspired by nature.