Pegah Peivandi and Mads Brimble are a Toronto-based artist duo whose collaborative practice explores otherworldliness, identity, and speculative ecosystems through immersive installation, sculpture, and material experimentation. Combining digital illustration, creative coding, and fabrication, they create works that blur the boundaries between organism, artifact, and mythology.

Their collaboration brings together Mads’ expertise in fabrication, technology, and large-scale sculptural production with Pegah’s multidisciplinary practice in illustration, murals, and ceramics. Rooted in a shared fascination with organic forms, biomimicry, and the visual language of nature, their work emphasizes accessible, immersive, and materially rich experiences that invite curiosity and reflection.

Together, they merge tactile making processes with computational systems to imagine fluid, interconnected forms of life beyond conventional categorization. They have exhibited and produced work with organizations including Xpace Cultural Centre, the plumb, the Athens School of Fine Art, Art Gallery of Burlington, and DesignTO. Their practice is grounded in creating thoughtful, engaging public experiences that foster connection, wonder, and care.