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 [...]
Read the full article »
Tags: artspace, feed, figurative, grain, historic, history, installation, kinetic sculpture, light, love, loveland, old town, public art
http://melristau.com/blog/the-fabric-of-knowledge-a-kinetic-sculpture/ Aspen leaves spinning over a sunlit Colorado stream, and a diverse student community are associations woven into this suspended kinetic sculpture. The 25 x 50 x 6′ work is composed of stainless steel cable, tube and rod, and 920 variously textured aluminum panels. The sculpture folds and unfolds like a curtain of branches stirring [...]
Read the full article »
Aaron Ristau studio visit by Carla Tennenbaum during International Development Design Summit 2010
Read the full article »
Tags: Aerobee, american beauty, applied kinetic arts, art, art sculpture, artist, atompunk, automata, bird, brass, history, insignia, installation, kinetic sculpture, light, loveland, make magazine, maker's market, meccano, mel ristau, mobile, nose cone, ornathopter, projection, public art, ristau studio, rocket, rotobotmouse, sculpture, space race, steampunk, studio tour, unisyn medical technologies, upper atmospheric, wind up
Thank you Speed Whiskers!!!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtopWAkSNV8
Read the full article »
Tags: american beauty, art, Art Lab, art sculpture, artist, brass, fort collins, history, insignia, installation, kinetic sculpture, laser etching, light, nose cone, old town, projection, public art, ristau studio, rocket, rotobotmouse, space race, speed whiskers, steampunk, unisyn medical technologies, wind up
I have started working with ARC Science Simulations, creators of the Omni Globe. I will be doing production and installation on these incredible 3D projection display’s.
Read the full article »
Tags: arc science, climate model, display, geology, globe, history, installation, light, Omni Globe, projection, public art, simulations, spherical, upper atmospheric
This week I was fortunate to get to take part in the final installation of one of my father’s art installations. Communities of Light is local, at the new College of Business Rockwell West atrium at CSU in Fort Collins, Co. One of my father’s other recent projects is featured on the front cover of Healthcare Design [...]
Read the full article »
