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Benjamin Langholz

Benjamin Langholz makes large interactive sculptures using stone, steel and kinetic elements, inviting visitors to experience balance, trust and physical awareness. His biography identifies a California origin and a period working in Berlin from 2018 to 2022; it does not establish a current studio city. Stone 27 was created and temporarily installed for Burning Man in 2019, with engineering credited to Amihay Gonen and Amy Kordosky. The portfolio separately documents its later Marin presentation. Stone 11’s Colorado Springs example uses overlapping paths of stones supported by slender steel members, a form described by the local Art on the Streets organizer. The artist dates that exhibition entry to 2021. Another Stone 11 entry records Art City in 2024; these references are not merged into an inferred transfer or a new availability claim.

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stone sculpture, steel sculpture, kinetic installation, interactive public art
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Documented disciplines include stone sculpture, steel sculpture, kinetic installation, interactive public art.

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