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couple of friends of mine were getting married, and they asked me to participate in one of my favorite ways: by making them some custom art!  The challenge they offered was to build a machine which would accomplish the traditional Jewish breaking of the wine glas*.  The couple are amazingly creative, and I wanted to build something that could fit their personality.  I was given carte blanche and down onto the glas*. I had to figure out a way to power the mechanism, but I was pretty sure it needed to be hand powered. Continue reading One of the things that I’ve always wanted to construct is kinetic signage. People love to turn cranks and see stuff move. It’s fun and very satisfying. And signage is a perfect fit. Turn a crank, see something move, and as*ociate a strong sense of enjoyment with the brand on the sign. What better way to start than with our own company! The ~5 min feature aired on May 14, 2014 and it was quite an honor to have my art highlighted. It was great to meet the fun host, Nic Cha I’m absolutely tickled pink that they selected me to be featured on their season opener. For those that are finding this blog from that site: Yes, A Moveable Feast IS for rent. I’ve brought it to weddings, parties, festivals, and just a small dinner party. Contact me at [email protected] for more! Bob Potts has alerted me that he’s installing his art at the M.A.D. Gallery in Geneva Switzerland. I’m sure it’s not easy to haul a bunch of delicate art pieces around the world. The M.A.D. Gallery included some great photos and a fantastic interview through a maze. Now I had to actually build the maze. The first thing I had to do was to sketch it out by hand on graph paper. I had to account for the thickness of the boards, the width of the ball, and the path of the maze. The path I decided was intended to start easy, and get harder later in the maze. The goal was to build a learning curve into the maze path. I figured most people will require some time