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This is a listing of all the kinetic sculptures I have created since 1975. It is an archive of historical and current work. Most of these are no longer available for purchase because they were created in limited editions. Go to the Current Works page to see sculptures still available for purchase.

You will find photographs, possibly videos, and much more information on many of the sculptures by clicking on the "Click to read more..." link. I have limited information on many of the sculptures from the early years. They were created before video cameras!

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Friday
Jul132012

Seascape

• One-of-a-kind 
• Size: 110"h x 78"w x 7"d  
• Run Time: 24 Hours  
• Seascape © 2002 
• Sold Out

About Seascape

 

Seascape was originally designed for a unique wall in our living room.  In designing and building our home back in 1978, a requisite was interesting walls and this particular wall has served as my creative canvas, inspiring different sculptures over the years.  When designing this piece I had two main goals; I wanted a smooth, flowing, wave-like motion and a long run time.  The tumbling interplay of the spinning upper wheels with their color inserts achieved the first goal.  In order to achieve the second, I created my first triple-spring power source. Using three constant force springs I was able to achieve a 24 hour run-time!

This piece has moved onto "greener" pastures.  Dansko (of clog fame) purchased it to be installed in their new, stunning and environmentally friendly corporate headquarters in West Grove, PA.  The color inserts were switched to green and the piece was installed in the retail outlet in the summer of 2008.  The facility is beautiful with an open, airy feel and many intriguing spaces and art pieces. You can stop by, see the sculpture in motion and buy a great pair of shoes!

 

 

Comments via Website:

"I just don't know what it is about it that gives it a flowy motion." - 8-6-10 A.V.

 

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