Jason Krugman Studio

living objects

Living Objects opening night in McCarren Park, December 13th. The installation features 3 large light sculptures and is the largest public art installation in the park's recent history. It will be on display until the end of January. Photo by Noah Kalina

ONGOING PROJECTS

living objects  

Image Title: Living Objects
Dimensions: Variable - from human size to triple human size
Media: Plastic, wood, wire and light strands
Description: Large humanoid light sculptures posed in public spaces create perceptualy attractive additions to the urban landscape

firefly  

Image Title: Firefly
Dimensions: Variable - 8x8 ft to 10x20 ft
Media: LEDs, custom switches and aluminum
Description: Hundreds of LED/wind switch pairs light up in response to the wind. People can trigger bursts and waves of white light by blowing on and fanning the piece

led basket  

Image Title: Organic Electric - LED Chandeliers
Dimensions: Between 1 and 2 ft square
Media: LEDs
Description: Hundreds of bright white LEDs are hand-soldered together to form mesh. The mesh is then reshaped to make organic forms

REALIZED PROJECTS

light chimes  

Image Title: Light Chimes
Dimensions: 12''W x 90'D x 14'H
Media: Custom light switches, light fixtures
Description: People brush their hand along a panel of switches to trigger patterns of light down the hallway

string  

Image Title: String
Dimensions: 15'W x 20'D x 3'H
Media: String
Description: Site specific urban installation. String woven through a fence on Allen St in Manhattan uses simple rules to create a geometric pattern

led cube  

Image Title: LED Cube
Dimensions: 12"W x 12"D x 12"H
Media: LEDs, acrylic, red gel and electronics
Description: Several custom-made LED arrays produce an intense diffuse light within an acrylic cube.

rotating clock  

Image Title: Rotating Fluorescent
Dimensions: Tubes from 2 to 12 ft
Media: Fluorescent light fixture, motor, electronics, sensors
Description: A rotating fluorescent light that responds to people and can also be insalled as a large-scale, illuminated clock. Originally commissioned by Gretchen Skogerson

pasta cycle  

Image Title: The Pasta Cycle
Dimensions: 24"W x 24"D x 12"H
Media: Wood, motor, electronics, magnets and marbles
Description: A rotating magnetic wheel within the piece moves strong magnets through the marbles on its surface

williamsburg overlay  

Image Title: Williamsburg Overlay
Dimensions: 30"W x 24"H
Media: Projection on drawing - ink on paper
Description: A looping video is projected over a drawing of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, showing only the parts from the scene that are moving, such as cars, birds and pedestrians

     
     
     
    © Jason Krugman 2009