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10/07/2026

Iron casters help!

04/23/2026

Some final shots of the bare stainless before heading to paint for a duplex system of epoxy and polyurethane. After that, Destiny paints a very special, custom design onto the letters “I AM.” I prefer to look at metalwork in this state, with all the “work patina” intact. Right now you can see all of the evidence of our labor. After paint, all of that work will be hidden as the intended illusion takes over.

04/21/2026

Fabrication yoga by Flora. Stick around for a very silly pose at 1:01!

04/18/2026

PART 2 LETTER ASSEMBLY (Check out Part 1 for some fun troubleshooting moments.)

In this video, we harnessed wind, water, fire, and heart to get Destiny’s sculpture to look like balloons had gently floated down and bumped into one another. You’ll see us torching multiple locations at once, managing heat carefully in order to squash letters into one another by double sledging. I was so happy with our team work, particularly during this part of the project!

04/15/2026

PART 1 LETTER ASSEMBLY
In this video you’ll see us using a balloon letter model as a reference to place, secure, weld, and modify our 2’ tall stainless steel “balloons” into a 6’ tall sculpture. This process took a lot of finicky placement, comparison, discussion, troubleshooting, and disassembly before we got it to a place I was happy with. If we’re doing a project for you and you’re ever wondering if I care enough about the aesthetics, just know that I’m 100% pickier than you are (sorry Flora and Michelle lol).

04/12/2026

Here you’ll see our process for hot-inflating the lower portion of the bench seat for our Codman Square project. As I mention in the video, stainless steel reacts to heat by expanding and contracting at an astounding rate.

04/05/2026

Here’s a bird’s eye view of our stainless steel bubble letter “puffing” process. You’ll see that I’m wearing a silver suit. This keeps me (relatively) comfortable standing in front of the radiant heat from each letter as it exits the forge. The puffing happens inside of the forge to maximize inflation–the longer it stays hot, the more the letter will expand. You’ll see that some of the letters are already three-dimensional when they enter the forge. This is because as stainless steel cools down, it shrinks considerably. Because of this, we decided that the letters could use a second “puff.”

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95 Hathaway Street STE 26
Providence, RI
02907

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+15082468478

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