The work of the artist couple Christo (1935–2020) and Jeanne-Claude (1935–2009) cannot be categorized into any one box. It is equally art, urban planning, architecture, and technology: surreal and ephemeral interventions in nature and the built environment, complex, provocative, political, and unique. This compact book encompasses the entire career of the couple, who were born on the same day, met and fell in love in Paris in the late 1950s, and grew into an unprecedented creative team. Lavishly illustrated, the book spans from Christo and Jeanne-Claude's earliest projects in the late 1950s to The Floating Piers, which were installed on Italy's Lake Iseo in 2016. The book naturally includes all of the couple's famous projects, such as The Gates in New York's Central Park and the Wrapped Reichstag in Berlin, but it also showcases early drawings and family photos that have largely remained unknown to the general public.