We’re making headway on the collaborative project with artist Daniel Goldstein! This ceiling sculpture will span the seating area of a hospital cafeteria in Nebraska.
In these pictures, we’re queuing up shapes, and pre-hanging them in our shop to streamline the installation process. The installation is later this month, so stay tuned for pictures!
The United Healthcare logo ceiling sculpture is installed! We’re always thrilled (and relieved) to see when our clients successfully complete installations. That organized mess of shapes turned out exactly how we had envisioned.
When our clients install mobiles themselves, we put a LOT of thought into ensuring that the installation goes as smoothly as possible. Below are some boring behind-the-scenes shots of prep work, templates, and materials we provide.
Here’s a ceiling sculpture we’re making for a United Healthcare medical office. It will include 1,200 rectangular shapes strung together for individual rotation. The piece will include several layers to add dimension. The client is installing this, and we’re excited to see how it looks in its space!
A long, long time ago, we shared pictures of the expandable mobile chandelier we designed and made for a Los Angeles residence. Well since the pandemic threw a wrench in EVERYTHING, we’ve just now finally installed it.
In case you need a refresher, this mobile chandelier hangs over a dining room table, and it’s expandable to double its length to stay centered over the clients’ expandable dining room table.
If you squint a bit, you can blur out the scaffolding to get a sense of the space and the installed mobile. Anyhow, we’re happy with the end result and man, it feels good to finally cross this one off our to-do list.
Here are final pictures of the mobile we installed in the newly renovated Bay Area Hospital. We love how unique it looks from each different vantage point!
Matt and Ben were in the Bay Area last week to install this mobile in a newly renovated hospital. The installation went smoothly, and it helped a ton that the frame was already installed. Here are a few before and progress shots. We’ll post final pictures very soon!
In between hospital projects, here’s a six-foot tall standing mobile we’re about to ship off to a private residence.
We’re getting ready for the installation at the Bay-area hospital! Here are some of the lovely, sparkly shapes. We look forward to seeing them hanging!
We found a few pictures of the Ohio high school mobile buried in our inbox. The first is pre-calculus students at the high school taking photos of the mobile to analyze its shapes. (Those lucky kids, attending school in person. And lucky parents of those kids…)
And the client sent this gorgeous photo of the mobile with an amazing sunset in the background.
