À propos de Lyle London
Lyle crée des sculptures depuis plus de 30 ans et a réalisé de grandes commandes dans des sites du monde entier. La plupart des petites œuvres sont publiées dans des éditions, tandis que les grandes pièces en verre dichroïque suspendues et les œuvres extérieures en acier inoxydable se trouvent dans des lieux aussi divers que des hôtels, des établissements de soins de santé, des bateaux de croisière et des universités.
Établi en 1995Vendeur 1stDibs depuis 2022
CoordonnéesObjets présentés
années 2010, Abstrait, Sculptures
Acier inoxydable
années 2010, Abstrait, Sculptures
Métal
années 2010, Abstrait, Sculptures
Bronze
années 2010, Abstrait, Sculptures
Métal
années 2010, Autres styles artistiques, Sculptures
Bronze
années 2010, Naturalisme, Sculptures
Bronze
Années 2010, Abstrait, Sculptures
Plastique
Années 2010, Abstrait, Sculptures
Bronze
années 2010, Abstrait, Sculptures
Bronze
années 2010, Contemporain, Sculptures
Bronze
années 2010, Abstrait, Sculptures
Bronze
années 2010, Abstrait, Sculptures
Métal
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'SPIRALIS' is available in many different sizes. 60 stainless steel parallel contour plates are welded together with pins to create a complex surface and suggest motion.
This piece creates transparent surfaces with perforated metal and creates color changes by employing color shifting paint. Suitable for interior or exterior locations
'FLAME' provides intense color shifting between magenta and jade depending on the point of view and ambient lighting conditions.
This video taken with a drone by Utah Public Art explores the 20' high CIRCLING SPIRE sculpture installed at the 4th District Court Plaza in Provo Utah in 2018
'CIRCLING SPIRE' seen here is a 6' high version of the 35' high 15000 pound stainless steel sculpture created by Lyle for the 4th District Court Plaza in Provo UT in 2018.
At 20' high the suspended sculpture MIRROR HELIX was designed for the Charleston WVA Convention Center and installed in 2019. The textured dichroic glass shifts color both with changes in ambient light and with the viewpoint of the observer.
This video shot using a drone gives exciting views of the color shifting dichroic glass suspended sculpture MIRROR HELIX installed at the Charleston WVA Convention Center in 2019.
DOUBLE HELIX is suspended with cables inside a curved tension mount and swivels to provide different views. This piece demonstrates the typical dichroic glass color shifts as well.
The 20' high TRIPLE HELIX is shown during installation at the Ames Art School Rotunda at Illinois Wesleyan University. With dichoric color changing glass and computer controlled RGBW lighting this piece acts as a beacon for the Art Center and is visible from the entire campus.
This piece, titled REVERSING HELIX, displays left hand and right hand intersecting helixes infilled with dichroic glass.