Part of Laudenslager’s Hokusai series, this beautifully balanced sculpture is made of titanium and stainless steel and is wind activated. Subtle arcs spin and interact, regrouping to form countless new arrangements with each breath of wind. Please contact the gallery at 707.933.1300 for sales information or commission possibilities.
Garden kinetic sculpture where river rocks counterbalance stainless steel vanes in a wind-driven dance. The main structure is steel with a rust patina. Please contact the gallery for sales information at 707 933 1300.
Indoor kinetic sculpture in steel wire, aluminum and PVC, 96″ inch long. A complex and delicate armature responds to the plastic paddles’ movement caused by air currents, and feeds new motion back to the paddles. The range and finesse of motion is remarkable. Please contact the gallery at 415.495.6400 for sales information or commission possibilities for indoor or outdoor sculptures.
Playful, outdoor kinetic sculpture in bronze, subtle blue laminated glass and tough powder-coated steel. Please contact the gallery at 707. 933.1300 for sales information or commission possibilities.
Zac Shavrick sculpts a dragon. This ten foot long by eight foot tall dragon was made in about three weeks with hundreds of hours of work, all condensed into one minute of high-speed stop motion madness set to spanish guitar played by Al Dimeola. The sculpture has brake lights (off an old school bus) for eyes, a red spotlight in the mouth, and a green one in the body which makes him glow fiercely at night. This creature was created as a commission for Sullivan County Treasurer Ira Cohen and now resides in his back yard. More pictures at zacmax.blogspot.com and www.zacmax.com
Indoor kinetic sculpture in steel wire, aluminum and PVC, 72″ inch long. A complex and delicate armature responds to the plastic paddles’ movement caused by air currents, and feeds new motion back to the paddles in a meandering expression evoking a joyful Chinese dragon. The range and finesse of motion is nothing short of remarkable. Please contact the gallery at 707.933.1300 for sales information or commission possibilities for indoor and outdoor kinetic sculptures.
What most of us see as junk, recycled metal artists see as the raw materials for their artistic endeavours. Discarded metal, broken tools and bikes, recycled oil drums and tanks, nuts, bolts and whatever other interesting parts they can get their hands on – these provide the canvas for their ideas.
