Created for the CoorsTek Center for Applied Science and Engineering building at the Colorado School of mines. 240 custom ceramic tiles fabricated by CoorsTek are backlit by LED's. Motors raise and lower the tiles as LED light patterns display various waveforms over the surface of the tiles.
David and Michael were tasked with designing an artwork that would engage the community that is evolving in the "Linen District". Our project is an interactive artwork of three stationary, sculptural bicycle forms that when ridden, activate a musical instrument in the column to which each is attached. Our goal was to encourage interactions between known or unknown participants through the expression of music.	David and Michael were tasked with designing an artwork that would engage the community that is evolving in the "Linen District". Our project is an interactive artwork of three stationary, sculptural bicycle forms that when ridden, activate a musical instrument in the column to which each is attached. Our goal was to encourage interactions between known or unknown participants through the expression of music.	David and Michael were tasked with designing an artwork that would engage the community that is evolving in the "Linen District". Our project is an interactive artwork of three stationary, sculptural bicycle forms that when ridden, activate a musical instrument in the column to which each is attached. Our goal was to encourage interactions between known or unknown participants through the expression of music.
David and Michael were tasked with designing an artwork that would engage the community that is evolving in the "Linen District". Our project is an interactive artwork of three stationary, sculptural bicycle forms that when ridden, activate a musical instrument in the column to which each is attached. Our goal was to encourage interactions between known or unknown participants through the expression of music.	David and Michael were tasked with designing an artwork that would engage the community that is evolving in the "Linen District". Our project is an interactive artwork of three stationary, sculptural bicycle forms that when ridden, activate a musical instrument in the column to which each is attached. Our goal was to encourage interactions between known or unknown participants through the expression of music.