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April 10–September 26


Coming this spring and summer, Patterns in Nature: The Art of HYBYCOZO explores the wondrous connection between art, science, and nature through 21 intricately designed and interactive installations located throughout the Garden. This mesmerizing display is the first exhibition of its kind in Missouri. 

Created by artists Serge Beaulieu and Yelena Filipchuk, HYBYCOZO’s large-scale geometric sculptures reveal the hidden systems that shape the natural world—expressed through light, shadow, and monumental form. As sunlight and illumination filter through intricate designs, shifting patterns bloom across the landscape, inviting you to explore, reflect, and feel a deeper connection to the world around you. 

Experience the beauty and mystery of nature's geometry by day, by night, and only at the Missouri Botanical Garden. 

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Daytime Viewing

April 10–September 26 | 9 a.m.–5 p.m. | Last entry at 4:30 p.m.

Daytime viewing of Patterns in Nature is included in Garden admission.

Members enjoy free admission everyday.*

Advance daytime tickets are recommended, especially on weekends. 

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*Membership level determines the number of free admissions per day. 
 
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Patterns in Nature: LightForm

Select Thursday–Saturday evenings April 11–August 29
6–9 p.m. April 11–30 (last entry at 8:30 p.m.)  | 6–10 p.m. May 1–August 29 (last entry at 9 p.m.)
Support provided by the Crawford Taylor Foundation

Step into a luminous new world after dark! Patterns in Nature: LightForm transforms the Garden into a radiant landscape. As evening falls, HYBYCOZO’s monumental geometric sculptures illuminate the hidden structures that shape the natural world, casting intricate patterns of light and shadow across the Garden. 

Wander, reflect, and experience nature through a new lens, enhanced by live music and special food and beverage offerings available for purchase.


LightForm is a rain-or-shine event. In case of cancellation, simply present your tickets for entry on any other LightForm evening.    

$15–17 members | $10 member child
$20–$22 general admission | $12 general admission child
Free for members at the Festival level and above
 

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LightForm general admission available Wednesday, January 14. Get notified by email.

Just for Members

The best way to enjoy Patterns in Nature is as a member! Members receive unlimited free access to the exhibit by day and valuable ticket discounts for the Patterns in Nature: LightForm evenings. Additionally, members at the Festival level and in our Garden Giving Societies receive a limited number of complimentary evening tickets.   
 

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Exclusive Member Events  

Member Speaker Series:  
Meet the Artists of HYBYCOZO 
Thursday, April 9 | 11 a.m.–noon  
Bayer Event Center in the Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center  

Before the exhibit opens, meet the talented artists who created the larger-than-life geometric sculptures. Join Serge Beaulieu and Yelena Filipchuk, the artist duo behind art and design studio HYBYCOZO, in conversation with Sean Doherty, the Garden’s Vice President of Education. Free for members only; registration required. 

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Patterns in Nature: LightForm  
Member Preview Night  
Friday, April 10 

Be among the first to explore the glowing, geometric sculptures of Patterns in Nature and enjoy live music, food and drink for purchase, giveaways, and more!  

Advance tickets recommended.  

$17 member adult | $10 member child | Free for Festival level and above (limit 6)  

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HYBYCOZO

 

Created by artists Serge Beaulieu and Yelena Filipchuk, HYBYCOZO (pronounced hib-e-co-zo) began in 2014, drawing inspiration from the inherent beauty found in mathematics, science and natural phenomena. Over the past decade, HYBYCOZO has been featured in cities across the globe, from Wichita to Dubai, and in venues as diverse as the galleries of the Smithsonian to the deserts of Burning Man.

Patterns of Nature is the first exhibition of HYBYCOZO's work in Missouri. 

 

Imagery from Dimensions, an original artwork owned and commissioned by Sensorio
Imagery from Desert Botanical Garden

 

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