The following video is from Love+ Light, an exhibit at the Loveland, Colorado Feed and Grain building Feb. 10th 2012. I’d like to thank my good friend Jon Gacke for the video edit. The show was organized by Megan Tracy and Carrie Johansing-Heintzleman featuring over 30 artisans. The building has been secured by artspace.org and will be a new resource to the artistic community of Loveland. At this point it is a 120 year old grain processing facility that has never been modernized. It’s an incredible time capsule. I chose the particular room to show in because of the markings on the columns, the machine, and the abundance of grain chutes. More information can be found at loveandlightloveland.com for the show, and lovelandfeedandgrain.org for the building.
The other two images are of a current project on my workbench.
Look out Marfa, and Alpine, Tx. I am on my way!!! next week, the 27th Feb… Call Me!
I am having a busy and fun February. I’m Showing in Fort Collins and Loveland Colorado, as well as Marietta, Georgia, and Lowell, Massachusetts this month. Here are a few images of new, smaller works. And a couple of shots from recent Opiate Gallery shows in Fort Collins. A Neon sculpture “For the Love of Light” [...]
I had some fun in the studio over the holiday break. Come see my latest sculptures and several more incredible artists this Friday night at the new Opiate galley in Old Town Fort Collins Colorado. But for those of you who can not…
I’ve been a busy bee lately! One commission was for a pair of Bedside Reading lamps. I made a third to work through my concept. The client requested dimmable LED bulbs on this and a previous project. They work great! The Base of the lamps are from vintage film projectors and include the utility of [...]
Circle me! Sure enough… just as I got my personal profile on Google+ they introduced new page templates?! So I just built one for the studio. My apologies to those of you whom I connected to my personal profile… here is the one for the studio too
Two shows curated by Bruce Rosenbaum of SteamPuffin.com: “Charles River Museum of Industry & Innovation,” opening October 31, Waltham, MA, and “Mobilis in Mobili: An Exhibition of Steampunk Art & Appliance” opening November 12, Wooster Street Social Club, NYC. include—MetalMaus—recent additions to my series of augmented wireless mice.
I finished a commission for a set of goggles, and went a little over board making 4 pairs. And I did another commission for a bracelet. The goggles are titled the Technician, Inventor, the Welder, and the Pilot. The two hand piece sculptures are a project I have been working on for some time addressing [...]
During my recent trip to the Big Bend region of Tx. I installed a commissioned sculpture I made for a child’s bedroom. Some of the parts used in it’s construction came from the area. I lived there from 1998- 2003. Funny to have [...]
What a beautiful 4 page article! I am looking for help translating. Google translator is nice, but as expected it does not catch everything. See the current translation/ hack on my page here
So Busy!… Parenting during the summer schedule, A new commission project, and mouse orders! The commission is for an Orrery/ Chandelier/ Mobile and installs in August… more soon. Here are a few images from the workbench… The latest mouse is for sale at the moment….
Contemporary automata are often fun and whimsical. This playful nature can mask the fact that they are also capable of taking on serious social issues. Here is an automaton by Nick Hunn that makes a statement about the a serious political debate in... […]
Big Thanks to all who came out to Natural Selection last weekend! For those who couldn’t, I’ve uploaded a collection of images to Flickr and Facebook. If you can’t see the slideshow below you can view the images here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nemomatic/sets/72157629728025960/ Or here: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150969884489187.482278.668 […]
I am very excited to announce that my recent string piece was accepted into the 2012 Beam Festival hosted by Brunel University, Uxbridge. The festival is dedicated to the physical nature and live performance of electronic music. From their web site – “ BEAM … Continue reading → […]
