Nicole Czapinski and Bryan Kyckelhahn have been working collaboratively on an evolving adventure of urban splinters. Projects have explored environmental installations, performance, sculptural costumes, and musical projections. Czapinski received her BA, in visual arts in 2006, from Bennington College in Vermont. Her first solo show, last April, at Pittsburgh Center for the Arts included an interactive installation in which the audience was encouraged to sew in between panels of stretched fabric. Kyckelhahn recently graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a double major in film studies and communications. Their work can be seen spontaneously around the city of Pittsburgh.