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“Ethereal Triptych”

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Ethereal Trinity
16 feet high, 250 lbs, Stainless steel, steel, Anchored to a concrete pad with 3/8 concrete bolt anchors or fixed to soft ground/grass with spiral anchors
$24,000

September 2024 “Ethereal Triptych” chosen for two year lease city of Alpharatta, GA. 


One of my notable creations, "Ethereal Triptych," is a stainless steel kinetic sculpture that explores the interplay of positive and negative space as it pivots in the wind. Its fluid curves gracefully shift around a soaring central axis, catching the wind and refracting light. Standing over 16 feet tall and spanning more than 12 feet wide, "Ethereal Trinity" twirls effortlessly in even the gentlest breeze. The rippling sails and reflective stainless steel spheres create a mesmerizing visual display, with shimmering patterns of light dancing across its surface.







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Lawrence Feir

"From an early age, I have been fascinated by wind-powered motion. My father, an aeronautical engineer, introduced me to flying small planes and sailing, which ignited a lifelong passion within me. As an adult, I designed, built, and flew a hot air balloon, reveling in the serene journeys carried by gentle winds. This experience deepened my understanding of the characteristics of wind and sparked my imagination regarding its limitless potential. For over two decades, I have focused on creating kinetic sculptures."

"My stainless steel kinetic sculptures provide an engaging and dynamic experience for viewers. They are in constant motion, continually transforming, and even the slightest breeze sets them spinning. This captivating movement reflects the colors of their surroundings."

Education
Parsons School of Design
University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Recent Exhibition
April, 2025 Winner, 6th Biennial Andrea Wheless Memorial Visiting Sculptor Award High Point University
April, 2025 “Ethereal Trinity” chosen for one year lease city of N. Charleston, SC
April, 2025 “Spherica” kinetic sculpture selected for one year lease city of Clayton, NC
March, 2025 “Three Sisters, Spherica II installed on a two year lease city of Danville, VA
October 2024 :Celestial Serenade: installed on a one year lease city of Gastonia, NC
October 2024, Spherica III installed one year lease city of Fredericksburg VA

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