Wings and Things
I tend to think of these projects as “wearable sculptures.”
These projects are some of my most in-depth builds. And often, they’re the most fun. I’ve added lights to wings, given them movement with leather feathers that blow in the wind, created piles of garbage that walk around the stage. And built sculptures that, once on a dancer, can be transformed and mutated at a whim.
Let your imagination can take flight, and I’ll make it happen.
I tend to think of these projects as “wearable sculptures.”
These projects are some of my most in-depth builds. And often, they’re the most fun. I’ve added lights to wings, given them movement with leather feathers, created piles of garbage that walk around the stage, and built sculptures that can be transformed and mutated at a whim by a dancer.
Let your imagination can take flight, and I’ll make it happen.
Leather feathered wings for Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, designed by Sully Ratke
Leather feathered wings for Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, designed by Sully Ratke
Transformable sculpture built for Hedwig Dances’ Futura, designed by Sanja Manakoski, photo by William Frederking
Light up wings for Borealis designed by Izumi Inaba. Photos by Michael Brosilow
hidden expanding skirt trick, Second Skin designed by Anna Wooden
Lake dress for A Strange Heart Beating, designed by Anna Wooden. Photo by Austin O Oie
Squirrel tails, Me…Jane designed by Ben Kress
tear away toga and wrap, Hurrican Diane designed by Mara Blumefeld
