Led by Abram Santa Cruz, Liquid PXL creates large public light installations and interactive sculptures. Its work combines fabrication, lighting design and programmed electronics.
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light art, interactive installation, public sculpture
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Los Angeles, California, United States
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What the project record tells us
Documented waterfront and festival installations
Electric Dandelions: a light installation in multiple public settings
Liquid PXL documents Electric Dandelions across waterfront, festival and civic settings, including Pier A in Hoboken, River of Light in Liverpool and the Seaport District in New York. The radial LED tubes create animated bursts around a dandelion-like form. The studio's record is useful for understanding the same sculptural vocabulary across different sites and event scales. It does not by itself confirm which individual sculptures remain in a touring pool or which past configurations could be offered today.
How many units and what spacing would suit the actual site, and which documented configuration would be the starting point for an artist-confirmed proposal?
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Electric Dandelions: distinguish version-specific infrastructure
The studio publishes separate large and small Electric Dandelion specifications, including different footprints, electrical loads and stabilization provisions. It lists live control and sound-reactive operation as options by request, and makes heavy-equipment needs dependent on location. Those distinctions matter when comparing an installation concept with a site's practical constraints. Published figures are reference information, not a substitute for a current technical rider or engineering review for the specific ground, exposure, power supply and configuration being proposed.
Neptune's Luminous Dance: a permanent commission with seasonal programming
Liquid PXL identifies Neptune's Luminous Dance as a J Resort commission completed in Reno on May 14, 2024. The studio describes 160 hand-bent steel tubes, a silvery powder-coated finish and a two-minute light show synchronized with audio. Its account records six weeks of shop fabrication by eight artists and fabricators followed by four days on site, plus holiday-specific programming. These are historical project details, useful for discussing fabrication and ongoing content operations without treating that schedule as a future delivery promise.
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