
The Living Objects are a series of dream-inspired sculptures integrated into the everyday urban landscape. They take advantage of our innate cognitive and emotional reaction to the human form, weighing on their surroundings with their scale and energy. Although they are up to 21 ft from head to toe, they are constructed for ease of installation and transport, weighing about 120lbs.
Hundreds of interior LED lights radiate through their semi-opaque skin creating the illusion of emotional warmth and sentience. Living Objects sculptures have been shown in public parks and also featured on national television. Smaller ones, like "Freddy", sometimes appear in trees and various urban locations at night (see below).
Dimensions:
1/2 human scale to 4X human scale (3 ft to 21 ft)
Materials:
LED light strands, wood, chicken wire and plastic wrap


In the first large-scale public art installation in Brooklyn's McCarren Park, the artist was commissioned by the North Brooklyn Public Arts Coalition, in partnership with the Open Space Alliance. Lead sponsorship for this project was provided by Light Up Brooklyn. Special thanks to Andrew Martinez for his assistance fabricating the sculptures. December 2009 - February 2010



