Date:
2004
Dimensions:
2' deep, 7' wide, 14' high
Materials:
Powder-coated steel
stainless steel
galvanized steel
mechanics
Breathing Post
This kinetic sculpture is
driven by a hand-crank at
its base. As pedestrians turn the crank, the horizontal arms above rise and fall, like
breathing lungs, or flying wings. It lived from 2004-6 on the streets of downtown Lake Oswego, OR, from 2007-13 at The Art Center in Corvallis, OR, and
has finally landed at a permanent home at the Salem Convention Center.
Fabrication:
Pete Beeman
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