Art + Installations

Cardinal Labs“The Birdhouse”

Our favorite neighborhood film developers will be providing on-site film services. Buy fresh film, cop a limited edition disposable camera, or get your photos developed at the fest. Check out their photobooth,

Flor Franceschetti“Miami Listening Station”

“With communication as we know it in decline and people exchanging fewer words each year, Miami Listening Station combines the nostalgia of a phone booth with local music as a vehicle for discovery and connection. At a time when music is increasingly buried in algorithmic selections and a sea of machine-suggested content, the installation invites visitors to discover Miami's local music scene through a more personal listening experience. By repurposing a vintage phone booth into a listening station, the installation aims to preserve and highlight the simple, increasingly rare ways we connect with one another while creating space for local music to be heard.”

Mokibaby“Mokiworld”

On our 13th year of III Points, Moki is creating an ode to the Magic City's peak era along with a spin on our sister city of Sin, showing Miami just how lucky it truly is. Check out everything she's offering in her world below:

• The Lobby Bar an Art Deco fantasy bar sponsored by Monaco, sampling all the fav flavors.
• Moki TV 16 foot fur TV playing nothing but the hits.
• Casino Slots, poker & more. Hialeah Park Casino x Mokiworld pop-up.
• 3 Queens Stage A royal flush of talent with a band of baddies.
• High Roller Club A Smokibaby experience. Gain access by purchasing the new edition case.
• Bottoms Up! Moki's very own rumpus room where anything goes, complete with showgirls and free shots on the hour, every hour.
• Little Pink Chapel Get married by a headliner or legend, then party hard in the limo.
• Cash Corner Vending machines, cashier for the casino and a prize wheel.
• The Chandelier Motorized light installation.

Unkle Luc“Miami 2006”

Unkle Luc is a Miami-based visual artist and director working across moving image, photography, and artificial intelligence. His practice explores memory, identity, technology, and cultural preservation, with a particular interest in Black and diasporic histories. Drawing from his background in film and visual storytelling, combining cinematic techniques with emerging and obsolete technologies to create immersive visual worlds that examine how images shape what we remember, preserve, and imagine about the future.

Dadewear

Live screen printing is at III Points! Choose from one of the designs featured or get creative and build your own custom collage using a selection of artwork to put on a tee. Make something cool and take home a little piece of III Points.

Dodo Downtown

Find a Miami party scene mural involving a bunch of locals, the cityscape with palm trees and the famous Freedom Tower in the background right outside the III Points statue. Plus live airbrushing on tees by the man himself. Take home something nice, something custom.

Sierrah Marina + Trinity Wheeler“La Ofrenda”

La Ofrenda is an immersive memorial installation by Sierrah Marina and Trinity Wheeler created to honor members of the city's art community who have passed. A fabricated illusion of sunlight invites festival-goers into quiet remembrance. Angelic-style portraits turn grief into reverence, offering a place for collective reflection, healing, and transcendence.

Andrew Skate Shop

Miami's favorite skateshop is popping up and selling Andrew Music Club merch and other Andrew exclusives.

Brian Butler“Showdrawn”

Show Drawn is a series of sketchbook drawings, made during concerts, that Brian Butler began in 2008. His process is completely contained within the show, translating the spirit of the event into art. He's documented every year of III Points, and in 2025 he tackled a 100' long mural in the RC Cola warehouse collaging the portraits of two hundred festival attendees.

Gift of Life

Swab the inside of your cheek to join the Gift of Life Bone Marrow Registry. With over 500 swabs and 11 matches for people in need of life saving bone marrow transplants. Get your swabs taken in 30 seconds for a chance to win a pair of AA tickets to III Points 2027.

S-Lab“The Upside”

S.Lab revisits their 2022 commentary on Miami's real estate inflation, the inflatable skyline. Miami's iconic skyline now hangs upside down at Mana Wynwood, III Points' longtime home, following the site's billion-dollar sale. In Miami, even air has an exit strategy.

Liz 'n' Bow“El Mundo Es Niña”

Originally commissioned by Times Square Arts, this monumental 33-foot-long inflatable rainbow arch brings Lizn'Bow's parafictional universe of Niñalandia into public space. Resting on clouds beneath two laughing butterfly dolphins, the sculpture features floating leche de vacacornio jugs and a central emblem combining a butterfly, a Lamborghini, and the Spanish Ñ. The work explores transformation, cultural identity, and consumer spectacle through humor, fantasy, and collective joy.

Mental Gardens

Enter Mental Garden's world of handmade grillz and botanical jewelry. A self-taught jeweler based in Miami, turning real flowers, insects, and hand-carved designs into playful pieces you can wear.

Sleepy Silver

An intentionally sourced selection of vintage sterling silver jewelry. Collected from here, there, and everywhere. Run by a Miami-based, woman-owned best friend duo, Sleepy Silver is a growing archive of one-of-a-kind statement pieces and oddities from around the globe. A visit to their table is like a jewelry lover's game of ISpy: the more you look the more you find!

Strata Lounge

The Strata® Lounge at III Points offers artists and VIP+ guests a place to connect between sets, with archive eyewear, Strata Black Label® T-shirts, and a photo experience featuring branded prints to take home.

Liz 'n' Bow“El Mundo Es Mágico”

Originally commissioned by MOCA North Miami in 2023, El Mundo Es Mágico is a 20 foot inflatable sculpture featuring a fantastical unicorn cow riding a jet ski. Drawing from Miami's cultural landscape and Lizn'Bow's parafictional universe of Niñalandia, the work blends humor, absurdity, and familiar cultural references to explore identity, belonging, and transformation. By introducing a surreal creature into public space, the sculpture invites audiences to suspend disbelief and imagine a world where fantasy, difference, and joy are celebrated.

Mokibaby“Mokibus”

Inside La Wawa will feel like a memory or a dream where fantasy melts into reality. As you enter the bus it feels like a typical sala with sofa and TVs playing visuals of memories and stories. Next to the sofa will be a phone where you can listen to the stories from the TVs. As you continue through the sala becomes an actual memory of un bosque becoming overgrown and magical. A place where festival goers can decompress and enjoy a moment in nature with the stories they just heard in their heads. Check out the special activation from Blue's “In the Mystic Mood”, a cultural radio journal and docuseries created and hosted by Miami-based artist Blue Mystic.

Strangeways“The Player's Club”

“Drawing inspiration from vintage '80s typography and the flamboyant player aesthetics of the 1970s, the mural combines oversized gold chains, diamonds, dice, and bold tiger stripes. The composition emphasizes simplicity, scale, and visual impact, using playful imagery and a vibrant color palette to capture the character of the space.”

Ammy Juliet

Pansies for Thoughts (2024)

“A meditation on daydreaming, reflection, and letting the mind wander. The work sits in the quiet space between attention and distraction.”

Heather (2017)

“Heather is about the intimacy and fantasy of being seen. It looks at eroticism through the pleasure of deciding how much of yourself you want to reveal.”

Bex McCharen“The Water Remembers Us”

“The Water Remembers Us is a visual archive of my queer and trans community in Miami finding solace, comfort, acceptance and refuge in Florida bodies of water. The film functions as a counter narrative of queer and trans life in Florida. More than just survivors of anti-trans and homophobic state legislation, Miami's queer community gathers at and seeks power from our natural aquatic environment. Documenting these rites and rituals is crucial in the face of erasure of Florida queer and trans histories.”

Broken Molotov

Double Dipper

“When scorching temperatures cause a collapse in society, a nameless man must betray his moral code in order to find ice cream and save himself from the heat.” (Mixed media short film shot in Miami)

Sugar Wax

“A raver uses his long pinky nail to snort cocaine and scratch his ear. However, when a bit of cocaine falls onto a glob of earwax, the earwax becomes a living being with one goal: escape the human's ear and head to the dance floor.” (Mixed media short film shot in Miami)

Broken Molotov's III Points Mixtape

“Combining sequences from Broken Molotov's various short films, this is a "mixtape" of their trippiest visuals crafted specifically for III Points.”

Christopher De La Guardia & Rutamfi“Flock Down”

“All she wants is to get to the party, but when high-tech surveillance and weaponry stand in her way, she takes matters into her own hands.”

Giano Currie“Artists of III Points 2026”

“Artists of III Points 2026 is a large-scale portrait project documenting the Miami DJs and visual artists participating in III Points 2026. Through group and individual portraiture, the work brings the artists behind the festival together into a collective visual record of Miami's creative community, presented as a large-scale digital projection during III Points.”

Kristina Tokar

Woods Bad Trip

Sun printed stills combined to create an original, cyanotype animation. Inspired by a scary adventure in the woods.

Punk Rock

Delivering you classic ang[grr]ry girl. We are a lifestyle (some [few] might say the whole package). Daringu2grr@us! Because when boredom hits bad things happen ;) Leaving you with that red fire hot cheeky feeling. Fuck these chains and just rage. #wintermood shot on a 16mm Bolex and hand processed.

After If We Were Mermaids

Anthropocene set underwater world, subdued, devoid of humans, where machines have evolved with nature.

Liz 'n' Bow“El Mundo Es Niña (Video)”

Originally created for Times Square Arts' Midnight Moment, El Mundo Es Niña is a video work by artist duo Lizn'Bow. The piece opens a portal to Niñalandia, the artists' evolving parafictional universe rooted in queer and Latinx futurisms and their vision of a pro-pocalyptic future. Across flooded landscapes, luminous pink and purple skies, floating leche jugs, and rainbow portals, the work imagines a world shaped by adaptation, collective joy, and creative resilience. Featuring family, friends, and longtime collaborators, including Liz's abuela as an enduring digital presence, the video transforms personal memories into a shared mythology. El Mundo Es Niña remixes reality and fantasy as a way to imagine different possibilities for living together.

Miguel Gonzalez“In Search of Light: Histories”

“In Search of Light: Histories is a 3D animation adaptation of a VR, sound, and light installation by artist Miguel Gonzalez depicting human figures in a continuous pursuit of an elusive source of light. Inspired by the dramatic compositions of Baroque and medieval painting, the work transforms gestures of reaching, falling, and devotion into a digital sculpture, exploring humanity's enduring search for meaning and transcendence.”

Olivia Pedigo“Liv's Psychic Hotline”

“Liv's Psychic Hotline is a looping compilation of surreal 3D animations exploring our desire for reassurance, certainty, and signs. Psychic readings appear throughout the work as chance messages, blurring the line between guidance, coincidence, and what we might already know before we ask.”

Sid Wolf“She Came from the Water”

“This work is a love story involving two women and the ocean. The sea seduces like a woman; she is mesmerizing, unpredictable, and passionate. Love, sex, and mystery play together and become blurry.”

Parasite Label“X Cuba”

“Parasite Label x Cuba documents a growing connection between Miami and Cuba's skate communities. What began with sending a custom Parasite deck to Havana grew into a skate jam, a rave, and a continued community-driven effort to bring boards, gear, and resources to skaters across Cuba. The project reflects Parasite's belief that when systems fail, culture and community keep each other alive”.

Yuval Ofir“Ghosts in the Machine”

“Ghosts in the Machine is an ongoing photo project examining the overlooked human infrastructure of live events: the workers, technicians, artists, and fleeting interactions that exist just outside the spotlight but make it all possible. For this year's III Points installation, the project draws exclusively from photographs taken by Yuval Ofir across past editions of the festival.”