Cleveland State University - Commission - Public Sculptures

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This permanent, site-specific, interior, and suspended sculpture was commissioned by Cleveland State University and funded through The Ohio Percent for Art Program. It was inspired by the double helix, the molecular shape of a double-stranded DNA molecule. The layering effect of the piece is meant to be suggestive of the imaging techniques being used to study molecular structures.

Medium: Resin Sheeting, Stainless Steel Cable, Powder Coated Steel, Powder Coated Aluminum

Dimensions: h 17.5' x w 46.5' x d 11.5'

Category: Public Sculptures

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Item Cleveland State University - Commission

Created by Virginia Kistler

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Virginia Kistler

Columbus, OH

Wescover creator since 2020

Virginia Kistler is an interdisciplinary artist working primarily in sculpture and photography, while using a variety of media—laser cut rubber, cnc router-cut plastic, stainless steel, 3D printed plastic, and ceramics. She earned her undergraduate degree from The Ohio State University and MFA from the Columbus College of Art and Design. Virginia has shown work nationally and has been commissioned by the Lincoln Motor Company, the Dayton Metro Library, and Cleveland State University to create permanent works of sculpture.

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