“Shadow Light Lens” is a diptych designed to filter sunlight through the stainless steel sculptures to produce dynamic shadows. The shadows act as kinetic images that change continuously throughout the day, month and year depending upon the arc of the sun. Once purchased, the sculptures will be mounted on a foundation of black mosaic glass tile. Temporary placement at Santa Fe Community college, Santa Fe, New Mexico.

This is a spec piece that evolved out of a previous commission. Installed in an east-west bias to capture sunlight that produces kinetic shadow images beneath the sculptures my goal was to produce a large-scale kinetic sculpture that had no mechanical moving parts. The kinetics derive from the moving shadows beneath the objects. The cascading, or segmented stepping of each piece of steel is what gives the objects a sense of motion. Mosaic glass tiles will be inlayed in the final foundation as with Sun Mask. The sculpture is available for purchase.