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Blue Line | Public Sculptures by Michael Beitz | University of Northern Colorado in Greeley. Item made of wood
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Blue Line | Public Sculptures by Michael Beitz | University of Northern Colorado in Greeley. Item made of wood
Blue Line | Public Sculptures by Michael Beitz | University of Northern Colorado in Greeley. Item made of wood
Blue Line | Public Sculptures by Michael Beitz | University of Northern Colorado in Greeley. Item made of wood

Created and Sold by Michael Beitz

Michael Beitz

Blue Line - Public Sculptures

Featured In University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, CO

Price from $75,000 to $200,000

Creation: 12-16 weeks

Blue Line is a bent wood picnic table design that is creating about a 100 linear ft. line, which twists and turns to create an interactive site for spending time. The work allows people to feel as part of it, to interact and experience it alone or with others.

Price varies on size. Prices do not include shipping or installation costs.

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Item Blue Line
Created by Michael Beitz
As seen in University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, CO
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Michael Beitz
Meet the Creator

Michael Beitz

Boulder, CO

Wescover creator since 2019
I love working on unique pieces that have conversations and histories within them.

Beitz creates large-scale installations and sculpture inspired by the social, personal, and material functions of furniture.
His work has been shown internationally and he has completed large scale public art installations around the globe.

Michael Beitz skillfully combines furniture design and meticulous craftsmanship with the more conceptual concerns of contemporary art. Tapping into the cultural significance of domestic furniture, such as dining tables and living room couches, Beitz ultimately subverts each object’s functionality to create a more dynamic interactive experience.

Although humorous and playful, these works also speak to the complexity of human relationships and reveal deeper psychological impacts of our experience with everyday objects and design.