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Art at the heart of it all

Integrated into every step of design, the art at OCVIBE is shaping the neighborhood into one of the country's largest outdoor public galleries.

Designed for Discovery

At OCVIBE, art isn’t something you have to look for. It’s part of your every experience.

More than 70 original works are being woven throughout the district, transforming parks, plazas, buildings, and walkable pathways into the country’s largest outdoor public art gallery. Monumental sculptures become gathering places. Murals transform unexpected surfaces. Digital spaces and screens evolve throughout the day. Smaller pieces surprise those who take the time to look a little closer.

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Step into Art

teamLab’s first permanent museum in the United States will invite you into an immersive world where art, technology, nature and people come together.

Opening in 2030, teamLab at OCVIBE will add new dimensions to the district’s cultural landscape, creating new spaces to step inside every time you visit.

Creators Behind the Art

FUTUREFORMS serves as OCVIBE’s Master Art Planner, shaping how art is integrated throughout the district and experienced by the people who visit it. Founded by Nataly Gattegno and Jason Kelly Johnson, the award-winning San Francisco art and design studio is known for creating playful, unexpected experiences that bring public spaces to life.

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"Public art has the power to turn a space into a story. With OCVIBE, we’re creating something that invites people in, bringing together food, music, and sports, where every guest can see themselves reflected in the experience."

                          - Brian Peterson

Shaping OCVIBE

Art is helping define the spirit of OCVIBE, with each piece bringing a distinct perspective. Together, these works celebrate creativity, place, and community, creating a deeper connection to the energy and character of Orange County.

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"When creating my work for OCVIBE, I reflected on what Orange County meant to me personally. There was a sense of gratitude for past generations that shaped the piece. I developed a figure surrounded by flowers with subtle citrus elements. The flowers represent joy and celebration, and the composition reflects connection to the past and pride in the community."

                          -Carla Roque

In the Community

Watch Carla Roque guide the creation of a collaborative student mural to be unveiled at OCVIBE's celebration of first works.


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