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The moving lights at the Nerman Museum

The moving lights at the Nerman Museum

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This is a permanent installation for the Nerman Museum of Art designed by Kyu Sung Woo. Zahner was responsible for several metal components throughout the Museum, but perhaps the most intriguing aspect was the permanent artwork underneath the Northeast entrance, an animated display of LED lights for artist Leo Villareal, shown above as an animated GIF. Zahner manufactured and installed the work for Leo Villareal.

Learn more about the artwork Microcosm at the Nerman Museum in Overland Park, Kansas.

Nerman Museum kinetic light display by Leo Villareal.

Video courtesy of Leo Villareal.

Looping animation of the Nerman Museum kinetic light display by artist Leo Villareal.

Looping animation of the Nerman Museum kinetic light display by artist Leo Villareal.

Video courtesy of Leo Villareal.

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