Originally trained as graphic designers and photographers, they’ve grown their practice into large-scale public artworks and immersive environments shown in cities like New York, London, Tokyo, and Beijing.
Their work—whether sculptural or kinetic—is known for bold graphic clarity and a strong sense of optimism.
Living and working together, they have a deeply intertwined creative process, with color, form, and experience flowing naturally between everyday life and artistic expression.
Together, they explore how color, space, and form can come together to create what they call Music To Your Eyes.
Leta Sobierajski
Born in 1988, Leta is a New Yorker of Polish heritage.
Growing up in the countryside, she spent much of her time online using slow dial-up internet, where downloading a single song could take all day.
That patience shaped her intense focus and deeply obsessive approach to her work. Always curious, she’s currently learning Japanese to challenge herself and grow through discomfort.
Wade Jeffree
Born in 1987, Wade is an Australian artist who moved to New York City to see how far he could take his work—and ended up finding a lifelong creative partner in Leta.
His approach is open, honest, and efficiency-driven, grounded in listening and learning, while embracing mistakes as part of exploration.
Outside the studio, he’s fascinated by sumo, aliens, and non-human intelligence, and collects rare art books in languages he doesn’t read.
