Artists & studios / Independent directory
Colin Bowring
Colin Bowring, who works as Wizard, scales experiments with light, balance and motion into participatory sculptures. His portfolio describes Bucky Ball, made in 2022, as a rotating structure based on the geometry of a carbon-60 molecule. The artist records its use at Burning Man and credits Jack Wahl with installation help, and Sydney Parcell and Levi Call with removal. Space Polyp, dated 2019, combines a suspended seating form, motion and changing colored lights; Bowring names friends QJ, Dustin and Martin for assembly and transport. This documented collaborative practice uses engineering ideas as a basis for physical experience. A later OHM project description remains written as construction in progress, so it is not treated as proof of completion or safe operating performance.
Already working on a project?
Adds directly to your existing saved project and keeps its brief intact.Independent directory profile. Big Art Partners does not claim to represent this artist.
At a glance
- Practice
- kinetic sculpture, interactive installation, light sculpture
- Based in
- Not documented
- Profile
- individual
- Project participation
- Not documented; confirm with the artist, studio or estate.
Further reading
Selected work references
From a reference to your project
Keep the idea.
Shape the brief.
Save this reference to your shortlist while you explore. Review your selection, then carry the references you choose into a commissioning brief for your site, audience, timing and open questions.
Your shortlist is saved on this device. Saving a reference does not contact the artist or reserve a work. Participation, availability, price and site suitability need confirmation.
Explore the practice
Documented disciplines include kinetic sculpture, interactive installation, light sculpture.
Plan the next step
Sources
- history.burningman.org ↗ · Checked 2026-10-18
- rainbowgeometric.com ↗ · Checked 2026-10-18
- rainbowgeometric.com ↗ · Checked 2026-10-18