Reach This mobile was designed to span the entire width of a room, but take up very little vertical space. At a span of 11 feet, the three 1/8-inch thick by 5-foot long steel rods don't feel claustrophobic because they are only 9 inches from the ceiling. The rods, which bend gracefully under their own weight, are connected with clear 80-pound test monofilament, creating the illusion that they are floating unconnected. They are finished with a glossy black enamel.
Bifurcate Three 1/4-inch diameter by 5-foot long steel rods with roughly-cut 3-inch diameter steel circles welded to the ends. The circles are each three thin pieces of sheet steel fastened together with bolts. The entire piece is up to 8.5 feet wide and 3 feet tall. The rods are connected with steel swivels, allowing them to rotate 360 degrees. The entire piece is finished with a protective lacquer clear-coat.
False Dilemma One 1/4-inch thick by 5-foot long steel rod with a 3-inch diameter steel weight welded to the end, and two 1/4-inch thick by 2½-foot long steel rods with 2- and 2½-inch diameter steel weights welded to the ends. The rods are connected with steel swivels, allowing them to rotate 360 degrees. The piece is finished in black and red gloss enamel.
Archery by Moonlight 0.25" steel rods. 9 feet, 6 inches wide by 28 inches tall. Rods painted gloss black, weights painted gloss clear-coat.
Dactyl 1/4-inch thick by 2-foot long steel rods with a 3-inch diameter steel weight. The rods are connected with steel swivels, allowing them to rotate 360 degrees. The piece is finished in white matte enamel.