Featuring 56 site-specific installations throughout South Florida, created by diverse group of visual artists, dancers, activists, and performers.

The A.I.M. Biennial is an alternative to more mainstream commercial ventures. The mission of A.I.M is to disrupt and realize different ways of perceiving how art can be realized and function in public places through independent channels of distribution.

The A.I.M. Biennial is a conceptual program promoting outdoor ephemeral, virtual, and physical art projects by cultural practitioners based and affiliated with the state of Florida.

The A.I.M. Biennial proposes a democratic platform and outlet for artists and public that mediates on current themes addressing, ecology, migration, economy, race, violence, survival, healing, closure, and transcendence.

Participants created temporary installations, performance, or documentation of existing three-dimensional work that relates to the A.I.M. Biennial concept. Physical address location and maps invite the public to seek and experience each piece through out South Florida and partnered cities, States and Countries.

In honor of Little Haiti, a flag was created for A.I.M. with an image of the Choublak (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis) flower, Haiti's unofficial state flower.

Visit Choublak (Hibiscus rosa sinensis) Flag at 164 NE 56th St, Little Haiti

This image of Hibiscus rosa-sinensis was taken at the Katwijk plantation in Suriname. The image was created by moving the panoramic lens around the flower. The blossom appears abstracted, documenting an attempt to capture the all-overness of a flower in its landscape. Color, petal, shrub all appear in a condensed image.