
Square Forest
This will be a “forest” of round vertical rods, each with a number of square “tubes” on it. Each tube can be rotated to any
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…there were sculptures that were interesting to observe, but you could also walk up to them, engage with them, and leave them a bit different?
What if each time you saw the work it looked different from before?
This project is about creating works that are engaging, changeable, and also safe to change, safe for the visitor, safe for the work.
This site will present ideas, some just imagined, other actually built, that people can walk up to and engage.
Give us your thoughts by the feedback form.
A series of interactive sculpture ideas, some of which I have built or hope to build. Click on each to learn more.
This will be a “forest” of round vertical rods, each with a number of square “tubes” on it. Each tube can be rotated to any
This is one of many attempts to create a set of shapes that the sculpture visitor can move around. In this case each shape sits
This is merely a concept, but seems promising. What if you had a large umbrella shape with bells and other noise making things hanging from
We’ve all seen birds on a wire, but what if you could walk up and re-arrange the birds? And what if they were different colors
This attempt has some interesting features but was far less successful than the spheres. Each can is filled with things that make noises when the
This grid of spheres invites visitors to come up and rotate the spheres to vary the color arrangement. In its first temporary placement at the
These two rather tall styrofoam dragons were created to introduce the idea of outdoor sculpture to Burlington, Massachusetts. Hence, they are the godparents of the