Join us for Noche de Arte, collaboARTive’s free weekly art experience at Gallery 100 inside InterContinental Miami—where hotel guests, locals, and visitors come together for a relaxed night of art, conversation, and creative play.
Each Monday, you’ll meet a featured artist, enjoy light bites provided by InterContinental Miami, and take part in a hands-on collage activity—no experience needed, just show up and make something.
On July 27th, collaboARTive co-founder and board member Ignacio Font will host a conversation with the artist in residence.
JULY 2026 ARTIST IN RESIDENCE: EiY Emily Peters
In SUññATA, EiY (Emily Peters) presents a body of participatory installation works spanning the mediums of sustainable textile, sound, film and performance that engage in subconscious mind repatterning, nervous system re-regulation and self-inquiry. Thanks to CollaboARTive’s Artist Residency, Noche de Arte, EiY’s Earth-centered and zero-waste works can be viewed at Gallery 100 in the Intercontinental Hotel in downtown Miami. Every Monday in July, surrounded by EiY's zero-waste, earth pigment dyed works, we will journey together through experiences that explore the elements - Air, Earth and Water - invite deep rest, through the tools of sound immersion and deep listening, free movement, mark-making with mineral pigments, and sub-tropical herbalism. Drop in with the artist in a cocoon of earth-dyed, hand-formed textile art and earth-magic inspired sounds.
About the Artist
Emily Peters (EiY) is a sustainable artist and musician specializing in fiber, metal, and sound art. She was born in LaCrosse, Wisconsin and has lived and worked in Miami, Florida for nearly twenty years. Emily earned a Bachelor of Science in Clothing Design with a minor in Fine Art from University of Minnesota - Twin Cities in 2006. Emily constructs with discarded materials using non-toxic and Earth friendly methods and composes soundscapes that are heavily influenced by nature and self inquiry. In her sound practice, she translates sensation into soundscapes. Her formal vocal training started at a tender age, continued intensively through young adulthood, and was reborn later in life through Southeast Asian and Native American chanting, singing and vibrational practices. Subtropical herbalism, permaculture and movement practices also nourish and inform EiY’s work.
Learn more about Emily at www.eeiiyy.com or follow her on Instagram @atelier.eiy / @eiy.sounds
Images credit: Sofia @LensTranscend / Leah Harper @leahcharp