Because control is boring.

After years in worlds designed to swallow you whole,

I wanted to make something that leaks instead. Something that doesn’t own space, but shares it.

Eugenia isn’t escape — it’s exposure.

It asks: what if the strange and the sacred are already here, waiting under the surface of our daily lives?

Every time she emerges, she reminds us

— reality is porous. Art doesn’t have to take us away.

It can bring us back.

Eugenia is more than a sculpture

— it’s a growing ecosystem connecting Eugene’s artists, small businesses, and curious residents through creativity and play.

Each new manifestation brings people into new corners of the city,

driving foot traffic and engagement to host spaces.

By integrating immergent art

— art that reveals what’s already here rather than isolating it —

businesses become part of a living story that evolves in real time.

Local shops, cafés, and venues hosting Eugenia become both art sites and storytelling hubs,

featured in the ongoing comic book series, digital maps,

and through collectibles like stickers, posters, and field reports.

Every encounter becomes a chance to discover a new piece of the narrative

— and a new place in the city. This is a new form of cultural marketing —

one rooted in collaboration, curiosity, and visibility.

Immergent art turns local tourism into treasure-hunting, small businesses into portals,

and Eugene itself into a living, breathing gallery.