Rob Ley Studio develops public artworks through experiments with technology and the characteristics of individual sites. Its commissions include healthcare, university, and cultural settings.
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Healthcare campus · Indianapolis, Indiana
May/September: an architectural surface experienced in motion
Eskenazi Health identifies May/September as a 12,000-square-foot work on its Indianapolis parking garage. Approximately 6,500 colored metal leaves create different impressions as viewers pass at different speeds and angles. Gold and indigo surfaces connect the design to T.C. Steele’s Four Seasons in the hospital’s earlier art program.
The commissioning institution credits Indianapolis Fabrications, also known as iFab, with fabricating May/September. It also records the work’s selection for the 2015 Public Art Network Year in Review. For project planning, the important precedent is the documented collaboration between artist, local fabricator and host institution.
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