Sculpture: Feather Wall Artist: Ned Kahn Location: Green Clinic Pavillion, San Antonio, TX Date: November 2024 Gizmo worked closely with the artist to finalize the flap design. We then replaced 5000 aluminum flaps with the newly designed Teflon fabric flaps. “The artwork seeks to dissolve the boundary between architecture and atmosphere, linking the building to…
In 2010, Gizmo helped Berkeley kinetic artist Reuben Margolin engineer, build and install his breathtaking sculpture. Client: Reuben Margolin Category: Sculpture Fabrication Location: Hilton Anatole, Dallas, Texas Date: 2010 “Nebula” hangs 132 feet down from the ceiling of the Anatole Hilton in Dallas, Texas. The ambitious 7 ton project contains 45,000 parts all suspended from…
Gizmo worked with artist Ned Kahn on this kinetic wall sculpture. Sculpture: Circadian Wind Artist: Ned Kahn Location: Circa Parking Deck, Los Angeles, CA Date: May 2019 The project consisted of 36,000 polycarbonate wind flaps attached to 286 cables. The artwork starts 30’ off the ground and encompases an area of the building 58 feet…
Gizmo has worked on many interactive exhibits employing water to educate and inspire museum visitors. Client: Ned Kahn Category: Public Art Location: San Francisco Public Utilities Commission headquarters, San Francisco Date: 2012 In 2012 Gizmo constructed and installed Ned Kahn’s “Rain Portal” at the new SFPUC building in San Francisco, and also completed work on Peter…
Gizmo Art Production Inc. was selected to develop the concept into a working model and then to fabricate and install the finished product. Client: Peter Richards Category: Sculpture Fabrication Location: Household Hazardous Waste Facility, San Jose, California Date: April 2014 “Watershed” created by Oakland artist Peter Richards, is an environmental artwork integrating its conceptual and philosophical underpinnings with…
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…
