1998 stainless steel kinetic outdoor sculpture

Tom Brewitz prepares drawings for clients then installs finished sculpture in position at their home or office. But, before work begins on commissioned sculpture, Brewitz submits architectural drawings for client approval. The evolution of designing sculpture for installation has brought about the technique of inserting drawings into site photos.

Clients can finally gain full understanding of how the finished piece will work within the propose site and develop insight into how the sculpture will interact with the environment. Keep in mind that the top two photos don't actually have the real sculpture! These are shaded renderings placed into a scan of the client's estate. Actual size of the color glossy are 11" x 8.5".

As his client reviews a printed version of the drawing and photo we can also view these plans live via the internet. This approach allows viewing seamless sculpture drawings blended with photos. But, be careful because it is easy to get confused to what are real images and what are drawings!

Below the photos of the clients home with the drawing superimposed are photos of the actual sculpture that was created as a result of approval and feedback.

The sculpture stands first as a stainless steel work before the colors are applied. The last photo is with the final lamination.

Motion continuous.