Los Angeles, California, and Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Todd Moyer creates interactive sculpture and experiential installations using projection mapping, kinetic mechanisms and programmable lighting. His practice includes fabrication, creative coding and touring stage design.
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Practice
interactive sculpture, projection mapping, kinetic sculpture, light art
Materials in documented works
LEDs, dichroic acrylic panels
Project references
Laser Graffiti at EDC Las Vegas 2018 · EDC Caterpillar · Fractoid II
Documented contexts
2018 EDC Las Vegas wall-based interaction; identity and role cross-checked in artist portfolio XML.; Insomniac commission with separate digital, mechanical and fabrication credits.
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Tom Fruin transforms reclaimed plexiglas, signage and steel into architectural public artworks. Documented projects incorporate daylight, programmed illumination and neon.
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Practice
sculpture, public art, light installation
Materials in documented works
stainless steel, plexiglass, found plexiglass, steel
Project references
Watertower · Kolonihavehus · Hotel
Documented contexts
A 2012 rooftop sculpture in DUMBO, Brooklyn.; A 2010 Copenhagen presentation combining sculpture and performance.
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Tom Otterness creates figurative public sculpture, including transit installations and plaza exhibitions that use small characters to address civic life.
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Practice
public art, figurative sculpture, bronze
Materials in documented works
bronze, cast bronze, concrete, brass
Project references
Life Underground · Life Underground — plaza preview · Visionary
Documented contexts
2001 permanent transit installation according to MTA.; 1995 preview distinguished from MTA’s 2001 permanent work.
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Artist whose participatory installations and atmospheric projects investigate relationships among humans, other life and the environment. Documented works include solar inflatable structures and interconnected membrane environments.
TUNDRA is a new-media collective formed by Alexandr Sinitsa, Klim Sukhanov and Semyon Perevoshchikov. Its practice combines generative imagery, sound and spatial installation with audiovisual performance.
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Practice
audiovisual installation, sound art, light art, generative art
Materials in documented works
LED holographic displays
Project references
ROW · My Whale · The Day We Left Field
Documented contexts
Audiovisual installation built around ten aligned LED holographic displays.; Original ship installation and later D MUSEUM revision.
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Collaborative studio founded by Tyler FuQua, working with Jason Hutchinson and a Portland-area team on large interactive sculptures and illuminated creations.
United Visual Artists (UVA) is a London practice founded and led by Matt Clark since 2003. Its installations combine sculpture, light, sound and movement to investigate perception, often through collaborations with musicians, scientists and other specialists.
URBANSCREEN is a design studio creating media installations and architectural projections. Its documented productions use animation and sound in response to buildings, including the Sydney Opera House, the Powerhouse Museum and Hamburg’s Galerie der Gegenwart.
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Practice
projection mapping, media installation, audiovisual art
Materials in documented works
projected video and graphics, sound
Project references
Lighting the Sails · Common Ground · 555 KUBIK
Documented contexts
Vivid Sydney, Sydney Opera House, 2012; Vivid Sydney, Powerhouse Museum, 2023
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architectural public sculpture / elevated pavilion
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Materials
debarked western red cedar (posts and framing), clear, heart white oak (decking, handrails, and benches), clear, heart redwood (canopy), stainless steel mesh
Year / version
1993 (conceived 1981)
Documented at
Lansdowne Glen, Horticulture Center grounds, West Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Valerie Mallory makes large mixed-media installations that often bring human figures into shared symbolic spaces. Her artist biography traces work for Burning Man from 2004 and lists later open-playa projects. Womantree, created with illustrator and concept designer Mikell Haynes, first appeared there in 2014 according to the dedicated project account. Cast bodies and faces combine into a tree form concerned with women’s lives and relationships across generations. The Bridge and the Cage followed in 2017, again with Haynes credited in the event archive. The Womantree site also describes an enlarged 2024 anniversary version, but retains both forward-looking and retrospective language. The original presentation and later version are therefore kept distinct, without assuming identical dimensions, physical continuity or a confirmed current location.
Explore sculptures that physically move: visitor-activated mechanisms, changing forms and wind-driven installations. Compare documented projects, understand how motion shapes the encounter, and identify the site and maintenance questions to resolve with an artist.
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