The jaguar animal sculptures will be created, painted and placed in Coral Gables, Pinecrest Gardens, Lincoln Road, Miami Beach Bandshell, Miami Gardens, Sunny Isle Beach (Collins Avenue), and Casa Rolando (Wynwood)<\/p>\n
Arriving at a moment when Miami will be welcoming unprecedented international attention and global audiences, Jaguar Parade connects public art, environmental awareness and cultural exchange through immersive installations designed to engage diverse communities and visitors from around the world.<\/p>\n
Created and produced by Artery, the Miami edition will feature 11 large-scale jaguar sculptures installed across key locations throughout the city. Blending artistic expression with environmental purpose, the installations are designed to spark curiosity, interaction and meaningful conversations around nature and conservation.<\/p>\n
Among the featured works, one sculpture will be painted live during a special activation in June by acclaimed Brazilian urban figurative artist Fabiano Senk. Based in S\u00e3o Paulo, Senk is recognized for his dreamlike color palettes and large-scale works exploring themes of community, identity and human connection.<\/p>\n
The exhibition will also feature works by Brazilian artists Gus Attab, Laila Mackenzie, Busy, Livia Mour\u00e3o & Rui Machado, Guilherme Kramer, K\u00e1ssia Borges, Lettice, Vinicius Zoia, Sophie Reiterman and C\u00edntia Abravanel – each bringing distinct artistic perspectives inspired by biodiversity, coexistence and environmental preservation.<\/p>\n
Following successful editions in cities including New York, Paris, S\u00e3o Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, Jaguar Parade arrives in Miami as part of its international expansion into some of the world’s leading cultural capitals. To date, the initiative has brought together more than 225 artists and impacted over 30 million people globally, generating more than 336 million media and digital impressions worldwide.<\/p>\n
This edition also carries special significance as it celebrates the 15th anniversary of On\u00e7afari, the internationally recognized nonprofit organization dedicated to jaguar conservation and biodiversity protection in Brazil.<\/p>\n
“Being part of the Jaguar Parade is a major milestone for On\u00e7afari and an opportunity to expand our international presence while sharing the conservation work we have developed across Brazil and Latin America,” said Mario Haberfeld, founder of On\u00e7afari. “As we celebrate 15 years of history, we are proud of the legacy we’ve built in jaguar conservation and habitat protection.”<\/p>\n
Today, On\u00e7afari operates 23 conservation bases across nine Brazilian states, directly managing more than 125,000 hectares and supporting the protection of over 2 million hectares of natural areas. At the conclusion of the exhibition, 100% of the auction’s net proceeds will support the organization’s ongoing conservation efforts and future initiatives.<\/p>\n
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