Artist technology resource for electroluminescent light wire and other light sources
PHOTO GALLERY: SCULPTURES
An infusion of Lightwire at just the right spot can transform your
sculpture into a new art work.
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GeneraXtal Project
GeneraXtal Project.
GeneraXtal Project - a candle lit labrynth leads to a circular gateway of Lightwire hoops.
(Burning Man, 2004)
Flambe Lounge
Created for Anon Salon's Flambe Lounge event.
A six-foot aluminum pipe sculpture outline of Burning Man
was completely covered in Lightwire and then had a texture
covering
(spiral tape) applied over the wire surface to give it
its dashed effect.
Flambe Lounge, Sea of Dreams (Presidio, San Francisco, 2002)
Tech Dog
by John Waiveris
John Waiveris co-sponsored a sculpture for the local "Paws For A Cause" fundraiser for
the Windsor Education Foundation; Windsor, CT. John designed, painted, & wired the dog.
Tech Dog" includes nearly 100 ft of "EL Wire" which glows & cycles through colors like a neon sign.
Sculpture by
Bill Middleton
Sculpture by Bill Middleton
©2012 Light 'N Wire Productions. All Rights Reserved. Custom design and consulting since 2000.
CLEU
CLEU
The famed CLEU icon was installed as a large format sculpture at Burning Man.
Illuminated with Lightwire provided by Light 'N Wire Production.
CLEU - The 4 intertwining circles represent Consciousness, Life, Earth, Universe:
The outer circle represents the Universe (energy), the very
first manifestation and source of all Existence. The next largest circle represents the Earth (matter),
the distillation of energy into elemental form, the beginning of rhythm. The small innermost circle represents Life,
that peculiar rhythmic interaction of matter that self-replicates. The circle joining Life and the
Universe represents Consciousness, the miraculous form of Life that "knows that it knows."
Mark Shroeder
Mark Shroeder
Sculpture by Mark Schroeder
www.markschroeder.com
Cacoon 2009 splated maple, electro-luminescent wire 5" dia x 15" long.
Untitled, 2009 maple, Plasti-Dip, electro-luminescent wire, 6" dia. x 13" h.
Electricot #1, by Isamu Krieger and Marion Neumann, 2008, Switzerland
pink electro-luminescent wire knitted together.
Nancy Elliot
Nancy Elliot, Can Anybody Find Me Somebody To Love? 2009
media: watercolor, ink, fused glass, acetate, paper, wood, acrylic, spray paint, glitter, rhinestones, steel studs, and EL wire (approximately 9' x 3' x 6")
Nancy Elliot, Can Anybody Find Me Somebody To Love? Left side detail close up
Nancy Elliot, Can Anybody Find Me Somebody To Love? right side detail close up