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These are tabletop sculptures. These sculptures are
usually about 16-20 inches tall.
You raise each individual marble to the top
by hand. This size fits well on a tabletop or desktop.
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I don't build with brass any longer. |
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These wall hanging sculptures also have a helical lift for
continuous operation.
A wall hanging rolling ball sculpture will save you
space. Sizes also start at about 18 inches tall, to any width.
Almost a
perpetual machine - but without the motor to raise the balls to the
top - no way.
#56
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#29 I no longer build with brass. |
Shown here are two large wall hanging sculptures.
Bigger is
better. A lot more track and a lot more action.
A wall hanging sculpture will
be easier to display because it
will not take up any table or floor
space.
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Shown here are two large floor standing sculptures.
The left RBS is
5ft tall and the one on the right is 7ft tall.
Size is a factor when pricing
a sculpture, but the number of
tracks and the type of elements is just as
important.
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#70 Completed Dec 2007 5ft tall and 4ft wide.
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After looking at these examples of my work,
you
should be able to decide what you are looking for when buying a rolling ball
sculpture.
My work is also known as a marble run, or ball run, or marble
roller coaster.
Whatever you may call them, you will be able to buy any size
or style you need.
These sculptures are great conversation starters,
and are different for everyone. I only use stainless steel,
which I neatly
TIG weld for a long lasting kinetic art sculpture you will be able to enjoy for
years to come.
All of the sculptures you see here have
been commissioned.
The size and shape was requested by someone like you.
I make the sculpture fit into the space you want to fill.
Contact Me to discuss the sculpture you want and to place
an order.
