Weaving Art Into the Fabric of Cities

Janet Echelman, an artist known for her large-scale public sculptures, discusses her work's global impact and the collaborative process involving computer scientists, artisans, and engineers. Her studio is a hub of innovation, using data from various sources to create dynamic art pieces. The installation process is an art form itself, inviting public interaction and offering unique experiences as the sculptures change with light and time.

What is the significance of interconnectedness in Eckelman's work?

How does Janet Eckelman incorporate data sets into her artwork?

What materials does Janet Eckelman use to create her sculptures?

Describe the process of installing Eckelman's sculptures in urban environments.

In what ways do the colors of Eckelman's sculptures change throughout the day?