Aeolus in Canary Wharf, London - Aeolus - Acoustic Wind Pavilion
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Kinetic Solar Powered Chandeliers
Shimmering and flickering as they turn in the sunlight, these 6ft tall chandeliers alter their speed with the subtle changes in the surrounding lighting conditions. The artworks have been created for exhibiton at the Heller Gallery, NYC opening June 8th.
Aeolus Looking for a Permanent Home
Aeolus is giant stringed instrument, an aeolian wind harp and optical pavilion Jerram completed in 2011. With press coverage from around the globe the artwork has just been displayed in Canary Wharf, London. This unique artwork is now looking for a permanent home. Read more
Glass Japanese Earthquake Sculpture
To contemplate the 2011 Tōhoku Japanese Earthquake and subsequent Tsunami two sculptures have been made, one in glass and the other through rapid prototyping. The glass artwork will be on display this June at the Heller Gallery, NYC.
NYSE and Dow Jones sculptures
Two new glass sculptures have just been made using American stock exchange data. Made for contemplation of the current economic crisis they have been created for exhibiton at the Heller Gallery, NYC. Both works explore how data can be represented and interpreted.
New 'Play Me,I'm Yours' website!
Touring since 2008 Play Me, I'm Yours has been enjoyed by millions of people around the world. Street pianos distributed across a city are installed for anyone to play and enjoy. Follow the artwork here. Cities presenting the installation in 2012 include Los Angeles, London, Paris, Geneva, San Juan (Puerto Rico) and Salt Lake City.
Held - Rotated Mexican Border
‘Held’ is a glass sculpture made by rotating a scaled drawing of the mexican border line. Made for contemplation, to a scale of 1:6000000 the sculpture was created during a residency at the Museum of Glass, Washington 2011.
