This sculpture looks like a solid steel head. It’s actually made from stainless steel mesh. From far away it feels monumental. Up close it almost disappears. No sound. No spectacle. Just material and silence. In a culture obsessed with bigger and louder, that restraint feels powerful.

A life-size kinetic horse built entirely from exposed steel and moving parts by artist Adrian Landon #kineticart #artandtechnology

The stickwork installations of Patrick Dougherty are built slowly, using saplings gathered from the landscape and woven into inhabitable forms. #environmentalart #landart #publicart #artandnature

Artificial Humans by Atelier Haute Cuisine begins as an AI-generated image and becomes a series of glowing sculptural bodies, cast from real people. Created by Benny Conings and Bernd Tyskens, the work reflects on how we move through the world today. #AIArt #PublicArt #ArtAndTechnology #LightArt

Gateway by Lachlan Turczan is not meant to be watched. It is meant to be experienced. #ImmersiveArt #LightArt #ArtExperience

Most artworks are encountered. Anthony James’ work is entered. Mirror, light, and precision open space rather than fill it. The technology disappears. What remains is presence. #lightart #immersiveart #contemporaryart

Einder / Wind by Boris Acket, shown at Kraftwerk Berlin.

Painting as space. Artist Siyi Mao expands painterly practice into virtual environments, where colour and gesture are experienced from within the work. Curated by molten.art. #MoltenArt #ImmersiveArt #VRArt #ContemporaryArt

Through thousands of individual threads, Gabriel Dawe transforms architecture into a living spectrum of light. Colour shifts with movement. Light becomes something you experience. #GabrielDawe #InstallationArt #LightAndSpace #TextileArt #MoltenArt #MoltenCurates #artcurator

Tunnel of Light by Korean media artist Youhwan turns vibration, sound, and movement into a moment of awareness beneath Seoul’s railway. #MediaArt #LightArt #Seoul #PublicArt #Youhwan

Czech glass artist Jaroslav Prošek transforms glass & steel into forms that seem alive with light. His sculpture Pandora, inspired by Avatar, captures that fine balance between vision and precision. Available through Habatat Galleries #GlassArt #Sculpture #ContemporaryArt #MoltenArt #MoltenCurates

Aquaballet by Marianne Aventurier reminds us how art and nature move as one. Filmed in French Polynesia with Alex Voyer, this underwater dance is pure poetry in motion. #Aquaballet #UnderwaterArt #ArtAndNature #MoltenArt #ArtCurator

sometimes, all we need is a little bit of magic #MerryChristmasEveryone

Two thousand lights rise into the night, tracing the unseen currents that move our world. They flow like wind across the desert, breathing with the rhythm of nature. Wind of Change by Studio Drift, where light and motion become one. On view at Manar Abu Dhabi until January 4.

Animaris Rex. A 19 metre Strandbeest by artist Theo Jansen. Powered only by wind and physics, this work sits somewhere between sculpture and living system. It walks, adapts, and responds to its environment. #TheoJansen #Strandbeest #KineticArt #ArtAndScience #ArtInMotion #MoltenArt #MoltenCurates

Artist Melissa Mathieson has filled the Shot Tower with funny frogs, cheeky cherries, and colourful bug besties — a playful glasshouse floating above the city. See Bloom at Melbourne Central, Level 1 until January 27 #MelissaMathieson #UrbanArt #PlayfulDesign #PublicArt #MoltenArt

Analog warmth. Digital precision. Glass Void blends glitch, motion, and light to create visuals that feel otherworldly. Where chaos meets control, beauty emerges. #GlassVoid #DigitalArt #GlitchArt #VisualArt #ArtTech

Take a moment to pause and breathe. Athlete Adrien Raza skimboards across the Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia, where a thin layer of water turns the salt flats into a natural mirror and the horizon disappears. Proof that inspiration often comes from simply slowing down and looking around.

Manu is a land artist creating large scale drawings in sand that exist only for a moment before the tide returns. #Manu #LandArt #EphemeralArt #ArtAndNature #SiteSpecificArt #MoltenArt

JAGO has been shaping David for two years, carving strength, vulnerability, and presence from Carrara marble. This David is a woman, a reimagining that speaks to courage and humanity beyond gender. Each gesture, especially the hand, reveals emotion in motion. #Jago #Sculpture #MoltenArt

He paints with light, not brushes. Artist Max Zorn builds luminous portraits using only packing tape... an art form born on Amsterdam’s street lamps and now exhibited around the world. Innovation often starts with a simple material and a new way of seeing. #MaxZorn #ArtInnovation #LightArt

Who said flying is limited to the sky? This footage shows the largest known migration of mobula rays, captured in the waters of Baja California Sur. Filmed by freediver and photographer Aidan Bedford. A quiet reminder that art often begins with attention. #NatureAsArt #VisualWonder #Observation

A single drone. A perfect ring of light. Reuben Wu turns the night into something otherworldly. Field of Infinity shows how technology and nature can create pure magic. #DroneArt #LightArt #DigitalArt #MoltenCurates

Yayoi Kusama’s visionary world takes over Fondation Beyeler in Basel. The first major Swiss retrospective, spanning 70 years of her extraordinary career. See it before 25 Jan 2026. #YayoiKusama #ContemporaryArt #Basel

From scrap to sculpture — Metalmorphosis by Brian Mock captures the beauty of renewal. Film by Sam Forencich. #Art #Sculpture #Metalwork #BrianMock

Phorest by 1024 Architecture reimagines a field as a digital forest where bamboo, laser and software move as one. A quiet dialogue between the organic and the algorithmic. Video: Alban Duchateau #LightArt #DigitalArt #KineticArt #InstallationArt #LaserArt #ArtAndTechnology #MoltenCurates

Do Ho Suh transforms entire homes into vast graphite impressions, tracing every surface by hand. His Rubbing/Loving Project captures the memories a space holds long after we leave it. #DoHoSuh #ContemporaryArt #InstallationArt #RubbingLovingProject #ArtAndMemory

Australian duo Craig & Karl transform the familiar into the extraordinary. Their Walk This Way project for Brisbane Festival turns the city’s walkways into living artworks — bursts of colour and joy woven into daily life. #CraigAndKarl #BrisbaneFestival #PublicArt #CityAsCanvas #MoltenCurates

Playmodes reimagine space through geometry, rhythm, and perception. Their work Beyond transforms a tunnel of light and sound into a journey through dualities — darkness and illumination, stillness and motion. #LightArt #GenerativeArt #SoundDesign #ArtAndTechnology #MoltenCurates

It looks digital, but it’s not. AQUAPHILIA by Thomas Vanz isn’t AI or CGI — it’s real chemical reactions filmed in water. Vanz captures pigments and solvents in motion, transforming chemistry into pure cosmic poetry. #ThomasVanz #AQUAPHILIA #NotAI #FluidArt #ContemporaryArt

In Silent Melody, Luo Li Rong captures that rhythm through clay — transforming movement into memory and stillness into sound. #LuoLiRong #SilentMelody #ArtInMotion #ClaySculpture

In Fuxing Park, Shanghai, Rain by Zhōngwěi Lǐ and Lab D+H turns movement into music and light into contemplation. A quiet reminder that art doesn’t need to shout to be heard. #PublicArt #SoundArt #ArtInNature #MoltenArt

Suspended between buildings in downtown Pensacola, Tomislav Topić’s Afterburn moves with the wind, sunlight, motion, and air becoming art. #TomislavTopic #Afterburn #FooFooFest #PublicArt #MoltenArt

David Spriggs’ new work Astra feels weightless and atmospheric, suspended like a living form of light. It shifts as you move beneath it, turning a public space into a moment of reflection. #DavidSpriggs #InstallationArt #Astra #PublicArt

Cirkus Cirkör’s Aquanauts brings aerialists and swimmers together over open water. Bodies suspended. Movements shared. #cirkuscirkor #aquanauts

Andy Arkley merges light, sound and sculpture to create playful, inclusive experiences that radiate happiness. See his latest installation at the WNDR Museum in Boston until January 12, 2026. #InteractiveArt #SoundAndLight #ExperientialArt

David Popa creates large-scale, ephemeral frescoes using natural pigments like chalk and charcoal. His new work HELD explores love and human connection. Working only with natural materials, Popa lets the elements reclaim each piece. #DavidPopa #HELD #EnvironmentalArt #PublicArt

Each December, hundreds of glowing kayaks glide through Copenhagen’s canals in the Santa Lucia Kayak Parade—a living artwork that turns winter’s darkness into connection. #Copenhagen #SantaLucia #KayakParade #LightArt #PublicArt #Community #MoltenArt #MoltenCurates

Artist Jim Lambie reimagines the Vancouver Art Gallery with Zobop (Colour Chrome), a dazzling installation of coloured and chrome vinyl tape that transforms the floors and stairs into living patterns. #JimLambie #ImmersiveArt #PublicArt #VancouverArtGallery #ContemporaryArt

Benjamin Shine is internationally known for his ethereal tulle portraits—made entirely from single lengths of folded fabric. What looks like paint is actually layers of tulle shaped by light, air and movement. #ContemporaryArt #TextileArt #LightAndForm #Sculpture

Our Director has joined the judging panel for PixelRiot 2025, a global event celebrating the boldest ideas in AI and creativity Top 10 creators will meet with Dorothy and producer Tommy Harper (Top Gun, Mission Impossible) Submissions open November 6–16 pixelriot.org #CreativeAI #FutureOfArt

Seo Young-Deok transforms industrial chain into human emotion. His sculpture Meditation 300 (170 kg) shows a calm face built from metal, balancing tension and peace. A powerful metaphor for resilience and inner stillness. #ContemporaryArt #Sculpture #IndustrialArt

Felipe Pantone blends street art, tech and abstraction into movement and light. His latest 300 cm Subtractive Variability Circular pushes scale and precision further than ever. #FelipePantone #ContemporaryArt #Abstraction

Poetic Kinetics creates atmospheric sculptures that float overhead and move with the wind. At Pittsburgh Botanic Garden, their works blend engineering with poetry, letting light, air and time shape the experience. Art that lives in the sky. #PoeticKinetics #KineticArt #PublicArt #ArtInNature

Dr. Daniel Levitin says when we listen to music together, our brain waves sync and oxytocin bonds us. It explains that euphoric feeling at concerts and shared playlists. Music isn’t just art, it’s neural alignment. It’s how we connect. What if we built more cultural experiences around this?

Fuse*, an Italian art studio, creates immersive works where performance and technology meet emotion. Their latest piece Sál (“soul”) explores impermanence through dance and visuals inspired by black holes. It is a poetic meditation on connection, loss and the ever-changing nature of life.

Studio Kotte is reshaping how we think about art. Their animatronic sculpture Octopus moves with such lifelike precision that it feels intelligent, responsive and alive. #ArtTech #KineticArt #StudioKotte

Faig Ahmed reimagines traditional carpets into surreal, sculptural forms—where culture, code, and craft collide. His exhibition “Faig Ahmed: Epoch 2011–2024” brings 13 years of his most iconic works back home for the first time. 📍 Azerbaijan National Carpet Museum #ContemporaryArt #TextileArt

The Sway’s new installation at DDP is wild — 144 kinetic crystals, laser light and AI working together in real time. The AI reads emotional inputs and turns them into motion and reflections. It’s not just art. It breathes. 🗓 Aug 14 – Nov 16, 2025 📍 DDP Seoul #AIArt #KineticArt #ImmersiveArt

Fabio Viale awakens marble. In Laocoon, white marble, pigments, and gold become a living dialogue between eras... proof that even stone can feel. #FabioViale #ContemporaryArt #MoltenCurates