mammatus for hartsfield jackson airport by christopher moulder

mammatus for hartsfield jackson airport by christopher moulder

the large-scale lighting sculpture shines in the arrivals hall at the new hartsfield-jackson international airport in atlanta, georgia.

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‘mammatus’ for hartsfield-jackson airport by christopher moulderimages courtesy of the artist

 

 

the city of atlanta has commissioned artist christopher moulder to create an installation for the new hartsfield-jackson airport international arrivals hall. influenced by the otherworldly formation of mammatocumulous clouds, ‘mammatus’ is grounded in the physics of catenary curves. using over 8 miles of nickel-plated bead chains, the large sculpture is lit with 30 color-kinetic RGB LED light luminaries that are programed to change color according to the date and time of day. 

 

 

mammatus for hartsfield jackson airport by christopher moulder - 1preview in the artist’s workshop

 

 

mammatus for hartsfield jackson airport by christopher moulder - 2seam detail

 

 

mammatus for hartsfield jackson airport by christopher moulder - 3seam detail

 

 

mammatus for hartsfield jackson airport by christopher moulder - 4frame and bead chain detail

 

 

mammatus for hartsfield jackson airport by christopher moulder - 5mammatus being built in the artist’s workshop

 

 

mammatus for hartsfield jackson airport by christopher moulder - 6artist at work

 

 

mammatus for hartsfield jackson airport by christopher moulder - 7final touches

 

 

mammatus for hartsfield jackson airport by christopher moulder - 8installed at the hartsfield-jackson international airport

 

 

mammatus for hartsfield jackson airport by christopher moulder - 9installed

 

 

mammatus for hartsfield jackson airport by christopher moulder - 10color-coded for july 4th

 

 

mammatus for hartsfield jackson airport by christopher moulder - 11color changes

 

 

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