Here's what you need to know about Pink Beasts, the pink-hued troop of fauna hanging across Miami.
was created by the Mexican product and material designer Fernando Laposse, in collaboration with Angela Damman, who owns a sustainable hacienda in Mexico that produces sisal, a fabric made from the agave plant.
“The idea was that the tassels would guide visitors to the main areas of the installation,” Laposse said. He was referring to the park-like sections of the busy Paseo Ponti, the Design District’s pedestrian thoroughfare, where hammocks were hung alongside the sloth to create surreal tropical settings., but throughout his career he has focused on bringing to light traditional Mexican craftsmanship techniques that have remained under-recognized on the international scale.
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