Palo Alto Collection

This collection is a highly collaborative project between LSSAA, the clients, and their architect, Stephen Verner. The sculptural focus is inspired by artists who explore the connection between science and art, reflecting the client’s background as software engineers.

GABRIEL OROZCO
GABRIEL OROZCO
GABRIEL OROZCO
GABRIEL OROZCO
TONY CRAGG
TONY CRAGG
PAE WHITE
PAE WHITE
TOMAS SARACENO + SOHEI NISHINO
TOMAS SARACENO + SOHEI NISHINO
TOMAS SARACENO
TOMAS SARACENO
TARA DONOVAN
TARA DONOVAN
TARA DONOVAN
TARA DONOVAN
TOMAS SARACENO
TOMAS SARACENO
TOMAS SARACENO
TOMAS SARACENO
Pae White
Pae White
SOHEI NISHINO
SOHEI NISHINO
ADAM FEIBELMAN
ADAM FEIBELMAN
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GABRIEL OROZCO

GABRIEL OROZCO

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GABRIEL OROZCO

GABRIEL OROZCO

TONY CRAGG

TONY CRAGG

Widely considered one of the world’s foremost sculptors, Tony Cragg is perhaps best known for his explorations of unconventional materials, including plastic, fiberglass, bronze, and Kevlar. Craggs’ sculptures embody a frozen moment of movement, resulting in swirling abstractions, as in Untitled (2018). He understands sculpture as a study of how material and forms affect and form our ideas and emotions, explaining: “Making a new form gives us a new word, gives us a new term, gives us a new emotion. Sculpture expands the possibilities of our own horizons and allows us to expand our imagination.”

PAE WHITE

PAE WHITE

TOMAS SARACENO + SOHEI NISHINO

TOMAS SARACENO + SOHEI NISHINO

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TOMAS SARACENO

TOMAS SARACENO

TARA DONOVAN

TARA DONOVAN

TARA DONOVAN

TARA DONOVAN

TOMAS SARACENO

TOMAS SARACENO

TOMAS SARACENO

TOMAS SARACENO

Pae White

Pae White

SOHEI NISHINO

SOHEI NISHINO

Tokyo artist Sohei Nishino combines photography, collage, cartography and psychogeography to create large prints of urban landscapes. Diorama Map of San Francisco (2016) belongs to his famous Diorama Map series, the production of which involves Nishino’s walking of the streets of a city with a camera for several months before compiling the views to form a grand tableau.

ADAM FEIBELMAN

ADAM FEIBELMAN

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