Wildlife mission

Thanks to interactive technology designed by LG2, three woolen artworks by artist Lysanne Latulippe—depicting a jaguar, a lemur, and a turtle—unraveled each time a visitor closed their eyes.

This concept illustrates the fragility of endangered species through the metaphor of wool: a natural and renewable material, yet profoundly vulnerable. The project's visual identity draws directly from the Mission Faune platform, using typography that evokes knitting pattern codes.

Using interactive technology designed by LG2, three wool artworks by artist Lysanne Latulippe – depicting a jaguar, a lemur, and a turtle – unraveled whenever a visitor closed their eyes.

This concept illustrates the fragility of endangered species through the metaphor of wool: a natural and renewable, yet profoundly vulnerable material. The project's visual identity draws directly from the Mission Faune platform, using typography reminiscent of knitting pattern codes.

Client: Granby Zoo - Wildlife Mission

Rôle

Knitting the three animal panels and making sweaters from recycled wool

Année

2025

Three Vanishing Portraits

For the exhibition En un clin d’œil, I knitted three portraits representing a jaguar, a lemur, and a turtle. Connected to an interactive device, the artworks would unravel whenever someone closed their eyes, making the fragility of endangered species tangible.

From Artwork to Sweater

After the exhibition, the wool from the panels was collected and transformed in my studio into unique sweaters. These pieces were then auctioned off to benefit the Mission Faune Foundation, extending the project's message into the very fabric itself.