Rufuslifetiles.com Website Review

Videos on this site require a recent version of Adobe™ Flash Player to be installed and enabled in your browser, you will also need Concept Design for an athletic arena project - copyright 2016 - Rufus Butler Seder Years ago, a fascination with antique motion picture toys led me to wonder if I could create movies on a grand scale using no electricity, moving parts or special lighting. After some experiment I developed an 8& square, three-pound, lens-ribbed glas* tile, which I called a LIFETILE. By combining many LIFETILES, I found I was able to create large-scale &Movies for the Wall&: optical wall pieces that appear to Since 1990, I've created large-scale LIFETILES murals for the Smithsonian Institute, AMTRAK, the BART subway system in San Francisco, science museums, aquariums, zoos and dozens of other public places around the world. I’ve only recently started designing smaller, limited-edition LIFETILE compositions for galleries and private collectors. In my work I try to capture a motion that defines the subject to the observer. I want you to feel the weightless thrill of a dancer's leap or the elastic coil and spring of a running cat. When I succeed, I feel as though I've created a little bit of life itself.