Gizmo installed Moto’s piece in downtown San Francisco. Artist: Moto Ohtake Client: SF Arts Commission Category: Public Art Location: 4th and Brannan street, San Francisco Gizmo installed this first piece of public artwork along the San Francisco Central Subway line. Microcosmic a wind-activated kinetic sculpture by Bay Area-based artist Moto Ohtake. The art piece is a stainless…
Gizmo fabricated and installed Blessing Hancock’s sculpture as a centerpiece at a new public library in Oregon. Client: Blessing Hancock Category: Public Art Location Shute Park, OR Date: August, 2018
Gizmo worked with Stanford artist and professor Lauren Toomer as well as Project Manager and Architect David Golden to fabricate and install this project. Client: Stanford University Category: Sculpture fabrication Location: Stanford campus Palo Alto, CA Date: March 2020 The bricks used in this sculpture were carefully selected from the original old Anatomy building on the…
Gizmo fabricated these elaborate metal light fixtures for the outdoor walking area. Artists: Blessing Hancock with poets Moheb Soliman, Sagirah Shahid, Junauda Petrus and R. Vincent Moniz, Jr. (Nu’Eta) Category: Sculpture fabrication Location: Minneapolis, MN Date: November 2018 Breathing new life into the Nicollet Mall artist Blessing Hancock celebrates light, art and the four seasons in…
Gizmo fabricated and installed Blessing Hancock’s sculpture as a centerpiece for the up and coming Greenville, North Carolina area. Client: Blessing Hancock Category: Public Art Location Greenville, NC Date: June, 2019
Berkeley has long established itself as a leader in Civil Rights and counter-culture movements. Local activists have often used plants as a central component for healing, nurturing, and fostering strength across marginalized groups. Wildflowers, Bloom! is a simple and elegant theme that celebrates beauty, resistance and community. This artwork highlights endangered and useful flowering plants…
