A history of viral stories, public art, and community experiments.
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A farm for sale — with a horse as the realtor. The story went viral and landed on NBCUniversal's Today Show and Country Living magazine. A simple, absurd idea that captured national attention.
"This project proved that the most memorable stories are the ones that make people ask: 'Wait, did that really happen?'"
Open to revisiting this format with a new partner.

What if a city bus became a concert hall? KEVPOP created a public music festival inside moving city buses, featuring Grammy-award winning musicians. Partnered with Viacom's CMT and Nashville MTA.
"Commuters became concert-goers. The city became the stage."
Produced with CMT and Nashville MTA. Open to new city editions.

A 20-foot inflatable building created for a public art project, funded by a grant from Metro Arts Nashville at Bicentennial State Park.
"People walked inside a giant inflatable artwork in the middle of a state park."
Available for large-scale installations and brand commissions.

Original art flags displayed at Rockefeller Center in New York City, in partnership with City Harvest.
"Millions of people passed by. A few stopped and looked."
Open to public art placement partnerships.