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Sketching and conceptualizing are crucial starting points for Barton Rubenstein, forming the foundation of his creative process. These studio designs are select examples of where ideas first take shape, allowing him to explore form, movement, and scale in a fluid and imaginative way; they are essential to the evolution of each sculpture, guiding the translation from concept to material. The detailed renderings that follow serve as blueprints, refining ideas and envisioning how materials like stainless steel or bronze will interact with space, light, and the environment. This iterative process thoughtfully develops each design, offering clients and the public a glimpse into Rubenstein’s imagination.

For specific commissions, the journey from concept to finished sculpture is collaborative, with renderings adaptable in both scale and material to suit various environments, whether for monumental outdoor installations or intimate indoor pieces. Rubenstein’s wind kinetic, water, and vertical sculptures in suspension consistently integrate natural forces like gravity, wind, and water, creating a dialogue between art and environment. Rubenstein’s intimate connection with the natural world allows each piece to respond to its surroundings, fostering a dynamic interaction with the elements.

Rubenstein’s most recent designs are presented at the top of the page.

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