Marco Mahler: 3D-Printed Mobiles available starting today

Monday, May 13, 2013

3D-Printed Mobiles available starting today

- May 14th 2013 -

I’m excited to announce a new collection of mobiles that are the result of a collaboration between me and Henry Segerman, a research fellow in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Melbourne:

3D-Printed Mobiles

About

I'm a sculptor specializing in modern art mobiles and hanging kinetic art commissions. My work has been featured at New York Fashion Week in Bryant Park and at galleries, shops, businesses, events and public spaces in New York City, Philadelphia, Washington DC, South Carolina, Texas, New Mexico and Oregon, and in many private residences in the US as well as internationally in Japan, Australia, France, Germany and Switzerland.

I also make music. To date, I have two albums out, Design In Quick Rotation (2007) and Laptop Campfire Speed (2010), both of them generating a genuine buzz in the music blogosphere. My music can also be heard in a number of commercials such as for clothing companies Rip Curl and Billabong.

I was born in Chicago, grew up in Switzerland, moved to Brooklyn, NY for eight years, and live now in Portland, Oregon with my wife and our two sons.