[7] Bush and Martinez Cohen met at the Rhode Island School of Design where they both received BAs in painting.
Ficus Interfaith's sculptures explore the creative possibilities of the terrazzo technique which is more commonly found in public or municipal spaces.
[44][45] Ficus Interfaith use typical and atypical materials in their terrazzo including but not limited to peach stones, oyster shells, the royal blue glass of Saratoga Water bottles, petrified wood, marbles, pits, deer bones, and walnuts.
[46] Since December 8, 2014, Ficus Interfaith has maintained a WordPress blog titled My Brothers Garden.
[2] Ficus Interfaith credit many inspirations including: craft objects, Rhizofiltration, Sponge Bob, The Timeless Way of Building, Rockwell Kent, homosocial behavior, and Pinocchio.