Wild City is a collaborative sculpture made with children that considers wild animals as citizens in urban spaces. Families can explore this alternative future city, where wild animals and humans co-exist and share the landscape.

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Wild City illustrates real world examples of how wild animals are being considered citizens in urban spaces. It builds upon the narrative and sculptural objects from a well researched work that inspires children to imagine positive future visions by creating co-habited mini landscapes in collaboration with the artist. This work was born of Holowko's masters research into urban co-existence, and engages people in concepts around urban expansion and habitat loss in a positive and creative experience. 

The work utilises the architectural trope of a display model, presenting an alternative for urban planning through the unguarded imagination of children in order to consider wild animals as citizens.