JAMES
PETERSON
[email protected]
www.artcontraptions.com
3114 Division St
Los Angeles, CA
310.795.7847
EDUCATION
Kendall College of Art & Design // 1995
BFA in Sculpture, Minor in Illustration & Art History
Grand Rapids, MI
WORK
ART & CONTRAPTIONS // 1999 - Present
Principal
SCI-ARC (Southern California Institute of Architecture) // 2004 - 2014 Educator & Assistant Manager - Fabrication Facility
RECENT & UPCOMING INSTALLATIONS
Clearwater City Hall (Clearwater, FL) - ‘RIPPLE’, In Production Texas Christian University (Fort Worth, TX) - ‘TRINITY’, In Production Denver Zoo (Denver, CO) - ‘ZENITH’, In Production
Arts Across the Prarie (Medford, ND) - ‘ESKER’, In Production City of Woodstock (Woodstock, GA) - ‘POLLEN’, In Production Urbandale Parks and Recreation (Urbandale, IA) - ‘JOURNEY’, 2025 Adams County Parks Maintenance Facility (Thornton, CO) - ‘NEST’, 2025 Town of Bennett (Bennett, CO) - ‘BREEZE’, 2025
Boise City Department of Arts & History (Boise, ID) - ‘PASSAGE’, 2025 Caltrans Clean California State Highway Beautification Program (Hollister, CA) - ‘WOVEN’, 2024 Louisiana Universities’ Marine Consortium (Chauvin, LA) - ‘SEAGRASS’, 2023 LA Department of Transportation (Los Angeles, CA) - ‘PERENNIAL’, 2023 SXSW (Austin, TX) - ‘INFINITY’, postponed due to pandemic Google HQ (Mountain View, CA) - ‘HYPHAE’, Fall 2021
Meow Wolf Omega Mart (Las Vegas, NV) - ‘SESSILANOID’, 2021 Doheny Drive Sculpture Park (City of West Hollywood, CA) - ‘CACTI’, 2018 - 2021
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SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
2026 // RIPPLE permanent)
Clearwater City Hall | Clearwater, FL
2026 // TRINITY (permanent)
Texas Christian University | Fort Worth, TX
2026 // ZENITH (permanent)
Denver Zoo | Denver, CO
2026 // ESKER (permanent)
Arts Across the Prairie | Medford, ND
2026 // POLLEN (permanent)
City of Woodstock | Woodstock, GA
2025 // JOURNEY (permanent)
Urbandale Parks and Recreation | Urbandale, IA
2025 // NEST (permanent)
Adams County Parks Maintenance Facility |
Thornton, CO
2025 // BREEZE (permanent)
Town of Bennett | Bennett, CO
2025 // PASSAGE (permanent)
Boise City Department of Arts & History |
Boise, ID
2024 // WOVEN (permanent)
CAL TRANS | Hollister, CA
2023 // SEAGRASS (permanent)
Louisiana Universities’ Marine Consortium
(LUMCON) | Chauvin, LA
2023 // PERENNIAL (permanent)
LA Dept of Transportation | Los Angeles, CA
2021 // HYPHAE (permanent)
GOOGLE | Mountain View, CA
2021 // SESSILANOID (permanent)
Meow Wolf Omega Mart | Las Vegas, NV
2020 // INFINITY (postponed due to COVID19)
SXSW | Austin, TX
2018 - 2021 // CACTI SERIES
Doheny Sculpture Park | West Hollywood, CA
2017 // DREAMCATCHER
Hermitage Museum | Norfolk, VA
2016 - 2017 // LOTUS
Northern Nights Festival | Piercy, CA
Maker Faire | San Mateo, CA
2016 // MERKABAH
San Diego Museum of Art | San Diego, CA
2015 // ASTERALES
Beverly Hills Art Show & Brea Art Gallery
2014 // CRYOCHROME
Coachella Music Festival | Indio, CA
2014 // ANDROMEDA
Ping Pong Exhibit @ Gallery 825 | West
Hollywood, CA
2013 // SESSILANOID
Kunst Raum Exhibit | Switzerland
Solo Exhibit by LAAA | West Hollywood, CA
Ping Pong Exhibit @ ART BASEL | Switzerland
Ping Pong Exhibit @ ART BASEL | Miami
2013 // SESSILANOID
Art Prize Exhibit @ Grand Rapids Art Museum |
Grand Rapids, Michigan
2012 // HYPOXIA
LA Art Show Selected Exhibit Curated by LAAA
2010 // TESSELLATION
Create Fixate | Los Angeles, CA
2009 // CYNARA
“Go to the Park” Exhibit by The City of West
Hollywood | Los Angeles, CA
2007 // OPHIOLEPIS MAXIMA
Burning Man | Black Rock Desert, Nevada
2006 // MOMENTUM
Momentum Exhibit Curated by SOLIDS |
Los Angeles, CA
2005 // MANDALA (permanent)
Alan Friedman Diamonds | Beverly Hills, CA
2004 // DRAGON
Burning Man | Black Rock Desert, Nevada
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2018 // INTROSPECTION
Maker Faire | San Mateo, CA
2018 // STRAWS
Grand Park | Los Angeles, CA
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James Peterson | Image List
1. Seagrass: Inspired by the flowing form of seagrass on the gulf, the vision for "SEAGRASS" was to capture a singular moment in time when the leaves danced in the water. Its interactive lighting responds to live data being collected from weather stations at Cocodrie and hydrographic instruments behind the property.
a. Commissioned By: Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium (LUMCON) b. Location: Chauvin, LA
c. Year: 2023
d. Size: 13’ x 31’ x 17’
e. Materials: Recycled PETG Sheeting, Laser Cut Stainless Steel, Stainless steel cable, and interactive LED lighting
f. Budget: $90,000
2. Nest - Created for Adams County’s new park maintenance facility, the sculpture is inspired by the staff’s dedication to the vast trails and parks system they manage. Taking elements from their daily experiences and the native wetlands here, the design includes details like metal shovel-heads, colorful cattail-like tendrils, and firefly-like lighting.
a. Commissioned By: Adams County
b. Location: Thornton, CO
c. Year: 2025
d. Size: 17’ x 17’ x 14’
e. Materials: CNC bent aluminum, laser-cut sheet metal, KODA XT colored polycarbonate, LED lighting
f. Budget: $194,000
3. Woven: This sculpture interlaces hundreds of distinct powder-coated metal panels to create a form inspired by the region’s agricultural history and diverse communities. The local community and indigenous groups were also directly engaged to ensure their voices were re
flected in the artwork.
a. Commissioned By: City of Hollister, Caltrans
b. Location: Hollister, CA
c. Year: 2024
d. Size: 15’ x 15’ x 13’
e. Materials: Laser-cut aluminum, stainless steel cable, aluminum tube, powder coating, solar powered lighting
f. Budget: $130,000
4. Journey - A collection of 4 colossal fungi with varying heights and colors that adorn and illuminate a new forest path. Installed in Walker Johnston Park at Urbandale's North Walnut Creek access, the installation offers an experience that is both utilitarian and whimsical. a. Commissioned By: City of Urbandale
b. Location: Urbandale, Iowa
c. Year: 2025
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d. Size: 10’x4’x4’
e. Materials: Aluminum, steel, LED lighting
f. Budget: $80,000
5. Hyphae: An abstraction of a great oak tree and mycelium networks, this permanent sculpture utilizes specialized eco-resin and a unique engineering approach to span close to 2 floors. A network of lights react to the flow of human traffic in the space, traveling through the piece as if carrying information through the root system. a. Commissioned By: Google, Burning Man
b. Location: Mountain View, CA
c. Year: 2021
d. Size: 27’ x 55’ x 37’
e. Materials: PETG, Aluminum, Steel Cabling, Pulleys, LED Lighting, Electronics f. Budget: $180,000
6. Sessilanoid at Meow Wolf - This sculpture is inspired by barnacle formations and cellular growth. Interactive push buttons allow viewers to trigger custom lighting patterns and soundscapes inspired by nature. Originally showcased at Art Basel, a permanent version of this sculpture now lives at Meow Wolf’s Omega Mart.
a. Commissioned By: Meow Wolf
b. Location: Meow Wolf Vegas Omega Mart
c. Year: 2021
d. Size: 6' W x 40' L x 15' H
e. Materials: Polystyrene, Acrylic, LED Lighting, Electronics f. Budget: $75,000
7. Medusa Chandelier - Suspended sculpture created as part of a series of illuminated works based on micro-organisms. Commissioned for a private residence project designed with green building principles.
a. Commissioned By: Carbonshack Design, Homefront Build b. Location: Los Angeles, CA
c. Year: 2018
d. Size: 12’ x 5’ x 5’
e. Materials: Acrylic, LED, PETG, Aluminum, Fiberoptics f. Budget: $27,000
8. Merkabah - Suspended sculpture created for a special annual event at San Diego Museum of Art. Lighting and projection-mapped effects made it come alive. a. Commissioned By: San Diego Museum of Art
b. Location: San Diego, CA
c. Year: 2016
d. Size: 4’ x 26’ x 26’
e. Materials: Polystyrene, Acrylic, Steel, Aluminum, LED Lighting, Electronics f. Budget: $200,000
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9. Atari Light by Pierre Huyghe - Originally created in 1999, the piece was revamped and brought to life again after its recent commission for the One Liberty Plaza building in New York. The interactive installation is made from a grid of 144 square white lights and its integration into this skyscraper’s renovation required careful planning. a. Commissioned By: Pierre Huyghe, Brookfield
b. Location: New York, New York
c. Year: 2025
d. Size: 31’ x 31’ x 4’
e. Materials: Aluminum, Plexiglass, LED, Control System f. Budget: $200,000
10. A Forest for the Trees by Glenn Kaino - Built from the actual tree trunk of a 144-year old Moreton Bay Fig that collapsed in 2019, this hero sculpture from Glenn Kaino’s exhibition highlighted Native American forestry traditions, the increasing wild fire risk, and the need
for climate action. Steel cubes with illuminated panels recreated the tree’s canopy, and performances with programmed music and lighting effects made the tree come to life again.
a. Commissioned By: Glenn Kaino
b. Location: Los Angeles, CA
c. Year: 2022
d. Size: 60’ L x 25’ W x 30’ H
e. Materials: Wood, steel, stainless steel, LED, stainless steel cable f. Budget: $130,000
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