The sculpture is arrived through the manipulation of translucent aluminum mesh which is sculpted using original folding techniques developed many centuries in Japan. Each individual sculpture is assembled from pieces numbering just a few into the hundreds.
Each piece is custom painted with low VOC enamel paint to ensure durability and color. Custom Lighting can be included to give the illuminated sculptures a radiant glow and pattern the surrounding areas.
The lightweight kinetic sculpture
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View moreArtist Style: Visual: Abstract, Assemblage, Collage, Conceptual, Contemporary, Dream Imagery/Ethereal, Environmental, Expressionistic, Focus on Color/Light/Movement, Functional, Site-Specific, Surrealistic, Symbolic
Artist Medium: Visual Arts: Acrylic, Aluminum, Concrete, Fiber/Fabric, Fiberglass, Light/Neon, Plastic
Short is a sculptor who manipulates translucent aluminum mesh and sculpts it by using age-old Japanese folding techniques. Each individual sculpture is assembled from pieces numbering from just a few to hundreds. The lightweight kinetic sculptures range from small to up to 60′ feet in height.
Each piece is custom painted with low VOC enamal paint to ensure durabily and color. Cutom Lighting can be included to give the illuminated sculptures a radiant glow and patternt the surrounding areas.
The lightweight kinetic sculpture ranges from 2 ‘to 60’ in height.
The Scuplture is my expression of the transendance of all unseen things. Those moments when we as human beings reconize the this moment is all we have. To arrive at that moment requires that all thinking stop. While studing Islamic Art I discovered that the geometric forms allowed the viewer to slow down and become still, and through their stillness the unseen became seen and transendance could occur.
Through this transendance the recognition of the “moment” allows peace and a end to suffering.
$1,000-$90,000
Attended Herron School of Arts, Indianapolis, IN
Attended IUPUI School of Enginnering
3 week tour of Southern Spain to study Islamic Art. Geometric Forms
Bridge to the Arts 2001
Meet the Artist 2004
Awarded: The Community North Hospitals Sculpture Commission ( Bamboo Cafe), Indianapolis, IN
Awarded: The Padlocks of Love Commission, Marion, IN
Finalist: Indianapolis Children’s Museum( Landscapes Project), Indianapolis, IN
Publications include Art of the West Magaizine and ATA Travel Magazine.
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