Artist Series Pattern Collaboration: Where Creativity Meets Craftsmanship
Parasoleil unveils 23 new patterns as part of the Artist Series Pattern Collaboration. For many years, Parasoleil has pushed the boundaries of design, fusing artistry and craftsmanship to create patterns that stand the test of time. From their iconic designs to cutting-edge, performance-rated panels, their mission has stayed consistent to turn everyday spaces into extraordinary works of art.
This new collection showcases captivating patterns with a fresh wave of creativity and a new perspective for Parasoleil designs.
ABOUT AMEET
Ameet specializes in the creative exploration of geometry, with a particular focus on Islamic geometric design. Alongside his geometric research and the resulting interdisciplinary artworks, he teaches and lectures on geometric design. The intent of his teachings is to inspire students to discover the traditional skills of geometric construction as fundamental tools for design in the modern world.
ABOUT AMEET'S PATTERNS
With influence from Islamic and Mughal architecture, these patterns have a harmonious interplay of geometry and symmetry that evokes a sense of balance and tranquility. The ornamental designs offer a playful experience with daylight while also maintaining a degree of privacy and allow a degree of airflow. Metamorph and Morphosis were named accordingly because they can be used individually or they can join seamlessly together. Check them out on our pattern page!
“I see my work as continuing in the lineage of the geometers and artisans who created masterpieces of architecture.”
ABOUT MISHA
As an architect, urban designer, environmentalist, and researcher, he believes that design can reconnect humanity with nature. He is expounding his passion for design to change the way cities relate to the natural world through a new framework he calls ecoempathy. As Senior Architect & Sustainability Coordinator at Centerbrook, Misha is helping implement the firm’s sustainability action plan and 2030 Commitment to zero-carbon buildings.
ABOUT MISHA'S PATTERN
This pattern was inspired by Polypore shelf mushrooms he encounters on daily walks through the New England woods. His fascination lies in the intricate pore patterns on their undersides. The full design presents a highly abstracted forest scene, where polypores cover trunks, branches, and fallen trees. His intent is to capture the broader, abstract process of growth and vitality in nature. Check them out on our pattern page!
ABOUT NERVOUS SYSTEM
Nervous System, founded by Jessica Rosenkrantz and Jesse Louis-Rosenberg, is a generative design studio that works at the intersection of science, art, and technology. Drawing inspiration from natural phenomena, they write computer programs based on processes and patterns found in nature and use them to develop their art. Their approach to design is inspired by the complex forms we see in nature.
ABOUT NERVOUS SYSTEM PATTERNS
Cellular Flow is inspired by the graceful motion of flowing water and the delicate structures within plant cells, this pattern brings a sense of nature’s rhythm into any space. Arboreal I and Arboreal II are versatile pieces that can be used individually or as a set. Together, they reveal the intricate branching patterns of a tree or the complex veins of a large leaf, offering a beautiful homage to the natural world’s elegance and strength. Check them out on our pattern page!
ABOUT PENINA
Having grown up in a woman-owned design studio, she distills her broad, real world expertise into elegant solutions for products, authentic brand building, and digital experiences that leverage emerging technologies. Currently out of Portland, Oregon, Penina has traveled extensively, and developed her visual and written voice as an active member of an underground community of poets, artists, and musicians.
ABOUT PENINA'S PATTERNS
Penina worked to balance simple geometrics with visually delightful complexity, allowing just a few things to go (carefully) "off" where the elemental shapes took on a lively feel. Her bold dynamic patterns are infused with the energy of city life in geometric fashion. The Intercontinental was inspired by a hotel in Mumbai where she has many family stories—captures this essence. Check them out on our pattern page!
ABOUT RAE
Rae is driven by a passion to enhance communities through her love of metal art. On the wild side, she is also a stunt rider. With years of experience creating art around the globe—leaving her mark in both rural and urban spaces—Rae brings the same fearless energy and dedication to everything she does. Whether on a metal art project or on her bike, she’s always pushing boundaries and inspiring others.
"It’s really important that I leave something of the physical form behind. Art, poetry, love. Otherwise, what is this thing called life?"
ABOUT RAE'S PATTERNS
Inspired by the enduring beauty and resilience of flowers, Rae’s art embodies themes of strength and hope. Every piece she crafts reflects her personal evolution, channeling the quiet determination of flowers that thrive despite adversity. Her striking patterns connect the natural world with human perseverance, encouraging others to discover strength and beauty in even the toughest circumstances. Check them out on our pattern page!
ABOUT SANDRA
Sandra is known for her abstract geometric style, creating timeless, site-specific patterns for public art. Her work blends architecture and nature, drawing inspiration from plant life to symbolize personal and community growth. With roots in Chicago, her designs encourage calm and meaningful solace fostering a deeper appreciation of patterns and connection in both human and natural realms. Check them out on our pattern page!
ABOUT SANDRA'S PATTERNS
Rooted in clean, enduring designs, her abstract geometric style is defined by its meticulous precision and thoughtful use of space. Her handcrafted patterns skillfully incorporate repetition and organic elements, creating a visual language that reflects the rhythms of nature. Each piece symbolizes plant life as metaphors for growth, resilience, and connection. By layering geometric shapes with fluid, natural forms, her work bridges the gap between the structured and the organic. Check them out on our pattern page!
ABOUT SUKANYA
Sukanya Mani is a St. Louis based, Indian born interdisciplinary artist. Mani's artistic style is characterized by its associative and intrinsic fluidity. Her work dwells in the contemplation of the invisible, where light, shadow, text and technology come together to create new meanings. Her work centers around the emotional, social and existential impact of culture
Photo credit: Carolina Hidalgo
ABOUT SUKANYA'S PATTERNS
By reimagining traditional sculpture in a modern context, she creates a profound connection between immigrant and resident cultures, celebrating the fluid exchange of people, stories, and ideas. Her designs dwell in the contemplation of the invisible, where light, shadow, text, and technology come together to forge new meanings, offering fresh perspectives that challenge and inspire. Check them out on our pattern page!
ABOUT VIRGIL
Over the course of his four-decade career, Virgil Ortiz has pushed artistic boundaries and defied societal norms, working across diverse media. Immersed in a creative upbringing where storytelling, clay gathering, and wild plant harvesting were daily practices, Ortiz's artistry is deeply rooted in his heritage. His work remains profoundly influenced by his grandmother and mother, both celebrated Cochiti Pueblo potters, whose legacy continues to shape his bold, boundary-breaking creations.
ABOUT VIRGIL'S PATTERNS
Each of Virgil's patterns holds deep meaning, inspired by his rich heritage or deeply personal experiences that shape his creative vision. His designs express his passion and serve a larger mission: to raise global awareness of the resilience and vibrancy of Pueblo communities. Through his work, he celebrates the enduring strength, brilliance, and energy that have defined these communities for generations.
“All of these patterns are inspired by my family's painted surface designs on our clay works.”
Check them out on our pattern page!
The Artist Series brought together three exclusive elements to create a certain magic.
Parasoleil’s mastery of patterns and their integration of art and science set the foundation. The unique insights gained from the Pattern Map, coupled with automated engineering, render adaptive design both captivating and approachable.
Add to this a diverse and exceptionally talented group of artists, whose expanded range of professional expression bridges grand sculptural visions with practical innovation, making monumental art accessible in our product line of structural systems and applications.
Yet, the true alchemy of the artist series lies in the collaboration with visionary architects and developers to transform this beautiful abstract idea into tangible assets, enriching our communities.
Now, let’s celebrate the synergy that happens when vision, creativity, and collaboration converge to create a profound impact.
