Felipe Ortiz combines wildlife imagery, abstraction and strong color in public murals concerned with migration and adaptation. His artist statement connects migratory birds with his own journey from Colombia to the United States. Plumage, documented at Northeastern University in 2020, uses this visual language on the Stearns Center facade facing Huntington Avenue. The university credits its College of Arts, Media and Design makerspace with laser-cutting butterfly stencils that connect the mural visually to a neighboring Jef Aérosol work. Ortiz’s portfolio also records Past Present Future for Cambridge’s Central Square Mural Project in 2019 and Splash Pollinator #2 at Stoklosa Middle School in Lowell in 2024. These site-specific references show work for educational and neighborhood settings while preserving the role of fabrication collaborators and avoiding a claim about the artist’s current residence.
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Practice
murals, painting, public art
Project references
Plumage — stencil collaboration with the CAMD makerspace · Past Present Future · Splash Pollinator #2
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A fabrication studio joining sculptural art, architectural metalwork and structural fabrication. Its team works with steel and other metals and serves projects in Nevada, California and beyond.
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Practice
sculpture, metal fabrication, public art
Materials in documented works
steel, stainless steel mosaic, LEDs
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Sculptural fabrication practice · Architectural metalwork · The Eddy artist partnership
Documented contexts
Site-specific metal sculpture · studio methods; Building and public-space interfaces · Nevada and California practice
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Flaming Lotus Girls is a volunteer, women-led collective producing large interactive metal and fire installations through collaborative design and fabrication.
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Practice
interactive sculpture, fire art, metal sculpture
Materials in documented works
steel, LEDs, stainless steel, mild steel
Project references
Pulse · Soma · The Angel of the Apocalypse
Documented contexts
Interactive fire sculpture; Interactive civic installation · San Francisco and Vallejo, California
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fnnch makes public-facing images with layered stencils and spray paint, drawing on familiar objects and popular visual culture. The artist describes street art as a way to reach people beyond museum audiences and lists public work in cities including San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Miami and Chicago. Burning Man’s archive connects this image-based practice with larger sculptural forms. Honey Bear III is listed in 2018 as a 28-foot honey-bear sculpture; Lips is listed in 2019 as a climbable red form twenty feet wide. A 2024 entry, Solar Bridge, describes a sculpture designed to incorporate solar generation, storage and consumption within the work. These entries preserve the artist’s event proposals and credits; they do not verify present locations, current engineering performance or continuing availability.
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Practice
murals, stencil art, public sculpture
Project references
Honey Bear III — 2018 event listing · Lips — 2019 event listing · Solar Bridge — 2024 event listing
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FoldHaus combines origami, mechanical engineering, and audience interaction in large sculptures. Its flowers and mushrooms change shape through folding structures and programmed movement.
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Practice
kinetic sculpture, interactive installation, light art
Materials in documented works
corrugated plastic, aluminum, steel, LEDs
Project references
Shrumen Lumen · RadiaLumia · Blumen Lumen
Documented contexts
Interactive sculpture · festival and garden exhibitions; Kinetic installation · Burning Man, Nevada
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A visual artist making computer-generated imagery and moving-image work, with fulldome and 360-degree formats documented in international immersive-film programs.
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Practice
fulldome film, digital art, audiovisual installation
Project references
SILKROADIA · Hidden Garden — Flat Screen version · Si–Ki
Documented contexts
Announced 2023 SAT PARALLELS screening program; Mississauga Celebration Square, June–August 2021
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Multidisciplinary new-media artist and motion graphics designer working with immersive light installations, architectural lighting and customized creative programming.
George Sherwood makes reflective sculpture using wind, light and changing viewpoints. His documented public projects include Wave Cloud in Boston and Botanica in Salt Lake City.
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Practice
kinetic sculpture, stainless-steel sculpture
Materials in documented works
stainless steel
Project references
Wave Cloud · Memory of Water · Wind, Waves & Light
Documented contexts
Boston plaza and reflecting pool; Ground-level optical encounter
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Documented Shanghai installation in 2019; creation year unconfirmed.
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Ruihong World, Hongkou district, Shanghai, China
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Giuseppe Palumbo uses animals, human gestures and familiar objects to explore social behavior through sculpture. His statement connects myth, metaphor and humor with questions about the human condition. The Mostly Mammals portfolio gives animals recognizable attitudes, including sheep that suggest both group behavior and individuality. It identifies a bronze One More Time at the Beverly Hills Civic Center entrance, while separately listing another work of that title with different dimensions. His commissions page describes Timberwolf as a monumental bronze wolf and states that its commission began in 2021; it does not establish a public installation site. The Plight of Humanity series expands this vocabulary into steel, bronze and cement-composite works, including enlarged safety pins, hand gestures and forms more than eight feet high.
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Practice
bronze sculpture, steel sculpture, figurative sculpture, public art
Project references
One More Time — Beverly Hills Civic Center example · Timberwolf — commissioned bronze wolf
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Interdisciplinary artist whose installations connect historical memory, collective action and possible futures. His MASS MoCA exhibition In the Light of a Shadow combines sculpture, theatrical shadows and sound.
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Practice
sculpture, installation, interdisciplinary art
Materials in documented works
rocks, metal bars
Project references
In the Light of a Shadow · Bridge · Sixth Street PARC public art commission
Documented contexts
Immersive museum exhibition · North Adams, Massachusetts, 2021–2022; Suspended museum sculpture · Washington, DC
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