Everland was a forested gallery—where the land held sculptures, stages, swings, and surprises.

Large-scale installations rose from earth and imagination—

From community hands to renowned artists, art was built with upcycled materials, harvested timber, and donated materials.

Art was more than visual—it was interactive, touchable, and made to be felt. It invited reflection, play, and awe.

From flame-kissed domes to tree net villages, gratitude spirals to portals of transformation—each piece told a story, held an energy, and sparked wonder.

Inspired by archetypes, elements, and ancient myths, we designed a narrative woven through trails, symbols, and installations based on the medicine wheel.

Guests weren’t just observers—they became part of the unfolding story: healing, discovering, creating, becoming.

Storyline activated all senses—like an outdoor Meow Wolf meets sacred pilgrimage—where every direction held meaning and every station a message.