An official installation of new art in the atrium of Engineering Building II (EB II) on Centennial Campus was held Monday, December 17 at 4:30 p.m. The sculptures were created as part of Dana Raymond's sculpture studio this fall that included design and electrical & computer engineering students. Design students involved were Jenna Bost, Lauren Deans, Enrique Dominguez, Julianne Gonski, Will Hagna, Dana Hartweg, Miles Holst, Maddie Langley, Lauren Pegram, Morgan Spivey and Andrea Stroud.

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EBII Sculpture Installations Fall 2007

1) Dana Hartweg, Miles Holst, Maddie Langley, Morgan Spivey
Scyphozoa (skih-foh-ZOH-ay) volubilis
Five interactive units, suspended at varying altitudes within the EB II atrium. Each form includes an ultrasonic sensor to detect human proximity and respond accordingly.





2) Lauren Pegram, Will Hagna, Lauren Deans, and Andrea Stroud
Mr. Sound
"Mr. Sound" is an experimental theater space housing narrative sound compositions created by the artists. Each composition is comprised of 9 audio tracks, and a corresponding sensor activates each track individually. The audience plays an active role in the narrative by selecting which tracks of the compositions are heard.




3) Enrique Dominguez, Julianne Gonski, Jenna Bost
Wax and Wane
This sculpture is created by a series of six concave and convex forms. Each of the forms has one metal door that opens outward or inward according to its concave or convex shape. The sequence represents a binary counter. A sensor detects when a person is in the space and in response the doors open and close according to how many people have entered the space.