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From the Eiffel Tower in Paris to Cloud Gate (often referred to as “the bean") in Chicago, humanity’s most ambitious large-scale sculptures inevitably seem to become the global icons that herald our cities, parks, and buildings.
These giant works of art act as history’s public bookmarks, capturing snapshots of a moment in time for a society—its culture, its values, and the very possibilities it can imagine.  
So why now, at the heart of an era when unprecedented technology continues to define nearly every aspect of our lives, do most public sculptures still feel decidedly 20th century in both their conception and realization? It is as if they are generations removed from this reality, and from the tectonic shifts that have reshaped who we are in a myriad of ways (so many, in fact, that we are all still working to identify them). 
BREAKFAST envisions a world where public and commercial sculpture accurately and vibrantly reflects these incredible changes, not just in what it means to be an individual living suspended between digital and physical experiences, but also to be part of an increasingly global and deeply interconnected society where our fates seem more intertwined (and the future of our species murkier) than ever.