LAUNCH INTENTION
A PAPER AIRPLANE REPRESENTS YOUTHFUL INNOCENCE AND FUN.
IT IS ONE OF THE FIRST THINGS WE CREATE AS CHILDREN AND LAUNCH INTO THE WORLD. THE LAUNCH INTENTION PROJECT, BASED AROUND THIS CHILDHOOD SYMBOL, TAKES US BACK TO THAT TIME OF CAREFREE IMAGINATION AND FREEDOM. IT STANDS FOR TAPPING INTO THE INTUITIVE SELF AND TRUTH WE ALL SHARE. EMBRACING THE DREAMS AND PATHS WE ARE ULTIMATELY SUPPOSED TO TAKE. A PLATFORM TO SOLIDIFY THESE DREAMS AND SHARE WITH EACH OTHER AND THE WORLD. A SYMBOL FOR OPTIMISM AND HOPE. SELF. COMMUNITY. SUPPORT. VULNERABILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY. LAUNCH INTENTION IS A REMINDER FOR ALL TO FREE YOURSELF. SET INTENTION AND LAUNCH INTO ACTION AND THE WORLD.
SCULPTURE INSTALLATIONS
LARGE SCALE SCULPTURES FOR THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLECTORS RANGING IN SCALE AND MATERIALS. SERVING AS A PLAYFUL REMINDER....
YOUTH ENGAGEMENT
YOUTH PROGRAMS EMPOWER THE NEXT GENERATION TO CLARIFY INTENTIONS, DEVELOP CREATIVE CONFIDENCE, AND LAUNCH DREAMS INTO ACTION THROUGH ART, COLLABORATION, AND PEER SUPPORT.
WHAT IS YOUR INTENTION?
CLARIFY. SOLIDIFY. LAUNCH INTO ACTION
Shadow Run is an 18” x 14” x 8” metal sculpture with a unique hand-painted textured finish, produced in an edition of 3 for indoor spaces, capturing the fleeting rhythm of motion and shadow within Griffin Loop’s broader Launch Intention paper airplane narrative.
Shadow Run:
- 18” x 14” x 8”
- Edition of 3
- Metal with unique hand-painted textured finish
- Indoor use
- Part of the greater Launch Intention collection
*Every Launch Intention piece connects to a larger constellation of work. Proceeds help the Foundation bring sculptures to life, champion artists, and shape spaces where communities can meet in shared intention.
FLIGHT LOGS
Art Basel Miami 2022: Launching Intention at CONTEXT Art Miami
LAUNCH INTENTION X MAYA ANGELOU MURAL FESTIVAL
In 2019, Launch Intention joined Shepard Fairey, JR, Faith XLVII, and 25+ artists at the Maya Angelou Mural Festival, bringing an interactive paper airplane sculpture to Dr. Maya Angelou Community High School. Students launched their dreams into a shared space—proving art can be a launchpad for intention and community change.





























