An installation that watches - a monumental inflatable sculpture formed as a giant human head, its surface covered entirely in oversized, iridescent eyes. From a distance it reads as playful, surreal, almost pop. Up close, it becomes confronting - dozens of gazes reflecting light, color and movement. By day, it stands as a striking urban landmark. By night, integrated lighting transforms the pupils into shifting chromatic gradients - blues, violets, electric pinks. Guests gather beneath it. Children sit in front of it. Cameras point upward. The installation becomes both backdrop and a social media magnet with conceptual weight. The Eye works as a visual spectacle for A) festivals and public art programs, B) conversation piece around surveillance, perception and identity, C) landmark anchor for plazas, cultural districts and night activations, D) immersive centerpiece for art-driven events With REE - Monumental art, delivered with an ease.