Inspired by familiar childhood objects — beach balls, marbles, candy, and playground toys — JoyForm™ is a series of large-scale sculptural works designed as symbolic anchors that reconnect people with optimism, joy, and shared memory in an increasingly disconnected world. The series distills early positive memories into a refined contemporary public-art form and stands as a symbol of unity and wellbeing in global urban environments.

JoyForm™ is created to transform public space through colour, joy, and emotional resonance. Drawing on the visual language of childhood play, the sculptures generate immediate familiarity and optimism. The installation is rooted in a larger cause: restoring meaning, presence, and shared values in an overstimulated and fragmented world. Designed for outdoor settings, the spheres function as contemporary landmarks — points of gathering, reflection, and shared experience.

Their colour structure and simplicity allow the works to communicate clearly with audiences of all ages. Children respond to their playful familiarity; adults connect to themes of memory, expansion, and emotional renewal.

JoyForm™ positions public art as a tool that uplifts communities, enhances placemaking, and reflects a cosmopolitan, optimistic identity. The sculptures operate as joyful interruptions in the urban landscape — universal reminders of what connects us.