Michio Ihara's kinetic sculptures are based on modular combinations of single shapes repeated throughout the sculpture. Each smaller shape builds upon itself to evoke a sense of fluidity and lightness that works within a given space. The artist's ultimate goal is to create a harmonious connection between his sculptures and the surrounding environment.
Installed, 1973
Moved, 2012
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2012 - Moved
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Ihara's sculpture stands downtown, backdropped by The Custom House Tower inside Boston's financial district
Looking across Congress St.
The gridlike facades of downtown peek through the gridlike scaffolding of Ihara's sculpture
Looking up
Visual layering of sculptural grid over City Hall's Brutalist facade
Detail of scaffolding
1973 - Installed
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The sculpture outside Wellesley Office Park, its first location
The structure providing cover for an outdoor seating area