Christo and Jeanne-Claude were a collaborative artistic duo known for their large-scale environmental works of art. They gained fame for their unique approach to public art, often wrapping buildings, bridges, and landscapes in fabric. Their most notable projects include The Gates in Central Park, New York and Wrapped Reichstag in Berlin. The couple worked together for over 50 years, creating temporary installations that transformed familiar spaces into extraordinary experiences. Their art aimed to engage the public and provoke thought about the environment and perception. Christo passed away in 2020, while Jeanne-Claude had died in 2009, but their legacy continues to inspire artists worldwide.