jrubinstein

Some mobiles in movement

Thanks to Ken Smyth for putting on the fan in the Mill at Gatehouse there’s a chance to see some […]

I was very flattered to be involved in Spring Fling’s photoshoot for this year’s event. It was great to meet […]

Following on from the “Escher” box I’ve been playing with more ideas using the same techniques. Most of these are […]

This is a new venture and one which I’ll be experimenting with in the future. I’m not entirely happy with […]

“They’ve made it again, Which means the globe’s still working” This mobile was loosely inspired by the Ted Hughes poem […]

I’ve known this poem for a long time and I don’t know why it’s taken me so long to make […]

Tyger Tyger, burning bright, In the forests of the night; What immortal hand or eye, Could frame thy fearful symmetry? […]

The inspiration for this piece is a little hard to explain. In my mind there is an echo of Maya […]

This is a far more ambitious version of the fish mobile celebrating Gerard Manley Hopkins’s poem than I have made […]

THE THOUGHT-FOX This is my third mobile inspired by Ted Hughes’s poem. In the poem the fox is also a thought, […]