Fallen Fruit is an innovative art collaboration founded in 2004 by David Allen Burns, Matias Viegener, and Austin Young, which has gained acclaim for its unique approach to exploring public spaces through the lens of fruit. Based in Los Angeles, the duo has continued to develop this artistic philosophy since 2013, creating engaging environments that encourage audiences to interact with and reconsider museum collections. Their work encompasses a diverse range of mediums, including photographic portraits, experimental documentaries, and site-specific installations, all centered on the theme of sharing and communal experiences.

Fallen Fruit's projects often incorporate hand-drawn maps that illustrate public fruit trees, unveiling the social dynamics surrounding these urban landscapes. Their art investigates notions of citizenship and the intricate interplay between public and private spheres, advocating for a more connected society. With features in prestigious publications such as The New York Times and Artforum, Fallen Fruit not only captivates viewers but also challenges them to rethink their relationships with shared resources, community, and art itself.