Sound Sculpture. Wind Chimes Pan Flute Water Bottle Xylophone.

Sound SculptureSound Sculpture

Wind Wind ChimesChimes

Pan Pan FluteFlute

Water Water Bottle Bottle

XylophoneXylophone

BodhranBodhran

A sound Garden

The Sound Garden consists of 12 silver towers, each holding a vertical organ pipe topped by a wind vane.

Dough Hollis in Seattle 1982

The Singing The Singing ringing Treeringing Tree

The Singing Ringing Tree is a 3 meter tall sculpture made of pipes that use the energy of the wind to produce a a range of sounds.

Created by the East Lancashire Environmental Arts Network 2006

meaning and materialitymeaning and materiality

ObjectivesObjectivesSculpture needs to stand or hang on its own

Make some kind of noise (either with the wind or by touching).

Consider overall form (Will your sculpture look like something? or will it be abstract?)

If you are having trouble getting started think of how you could make a sculpture that says something about or represents the wind, the weather or the environment.