Presented in partnership with the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County and Discover The Palm Beaches, the curated art presentation at the inaugural Eudēmonia Summit brought together local artists within a gathering centered on health, well-being, and human flourishing. The project considered creativity as part of a holistic understanding of wellness, connecting artistic expression with nature, embodiment, and place.

At the center of the presentation was a commissioned floral sculpture of a Greek goddess, referencing the ancient Greek origins of eudaimonia while bringing together classical symbolism and organic material. Conceived as both artwork and intervention, the sculpture positioned beauty, nature, and creative practice within the summit’s larger inquiry into what it means to live well.

Additional works emphasized process, participation, and the natural environment, including live painting using locally sourced organic algae and an interactive kinetic sculpture activated through audience engagement. Collectively, the presentation foregrounded Palm Beach County artists while positioning creative experience as an active dimension of human flourishing.

FEATURED ARTISTS

Camilla Webster, Cayla Burke, Andres Bustamante, Megan James, Elizabeth Lewis, Jessica Kirby, Pia Fauna