Here's one of two mobiles we're about to ship off to a Massachusetts-based office building.
We're not traveling to install these mobiles, so here's a little behind-the-scenes peek at our shipping method, to make installation as straightforward as possible for the client. (Not pictured: four page document of detailed installation instructions!)
Here's Part 2 of the two-part installations Matt and Ben completed last week in Florida. This butterfly sculpture resides in the pediatric ward of a Lakeland, Florida-based hospital. It was really fun for them to switch things up by designing, creating, and installing a non-mobile accent piece!
It was quite the week for Matt and Ben! They spend nearly the whole week in Florida working their tails off with two installations for the same Lakeland-based hospital. Here are pictures of the Fish Mobile, which spans the hospital's entry corridor. We're happy to report that the installation went, ahem, swimmingly.
Matt and Ben are headed to Florida next week for two back-to-back installations at the same hospital. One of the installations will be a wall sculpture featuring a swarm of butterflies. Here's a a sample we created last month to test out the mounting method. Stay tuned for pictures of the final thing!
Matt's wife spent a long weekend in San Diego—and she was thrilled to see Ekko Workshop front and center at the San Diego Museum of Art's gift shop!
We've added a few recent projects to the Gallery section of our website, so be sure to check then out!
Red Thread Ceiling Sculpture
LAX Divider Wall
Halo of Circles Mobile
These crates contain all the parts and materials for the Fish Mobile and Butterflies Wall Sculpture that we're installing soon in a Florida Hospital. Stay tuned!
Here's a little side project Matt created—a mobile-inspired light fixture for his family's recently remodeled kitchen. (Word has it the wife is thrilled.)
Matt and Ben just got back from their yearly trip to Batesville, Arkansas to clean and tune up the White River Mobile. Everything went smoothly, from the flights to the cleaning, hallelujah. And the mobile looks as good as ever!
Here's a peek at the material we'll be using for the restaurant ceiling sculpture in our queue. This thick wool felt was chosen intentionally to help absorb noise from the restaurant's busy bar area. We're huge fans of materials that are both beautiful and functional. The second picture shows the metal frame that we designed to give the leaves shapes structure, while adding a vein-like appearance.
