Toronto-based sculptor Max Streicher has worked extensively with inflatable technology in kinetic sculptures and installation works since 1989. He has completed several international site-related projects in such places as Taichung, Taiwan, Erfurt, Germany and Prague, Czech Republic.
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Floating Forest : recycled vinyl, electric fans, dimensions variable, Brookfield Place, Toronto, 2011
Endgame : recycled vinyl, electric fans, each head: 317 x 396 x 330cm, Nuit Blanche, Toronto, 2010
Ashwamedh : Nylon spinnaker, each horse 12.8m high, Gallery Maskara, Mumbai, India, 2010
Quadriga II: Nylon spinnaker, each horse 9 meters tall, Union Station, Toronto, 2007
Alto Cumulus: Tyvek, electric fans, dimensions variable, each cloud 305 x 610 x 300 cm. Hart House Installation, 2006
Quadriga: vinyl, electric fans; each horse, 7 meters tall, Ludwig Forum for Contemporary Art, Aachen, Germany, 2006.
Silenus: Nylon spinnaker, electric fans, each inflatable figure: 8 meters tall, Galeria Leme, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 2005.
Dung Beetle: recycled vinyl, 9.2 x 6.4 x 6m, 2005
Cloud : Tyvek, vinyl, electric fans, 9.75 x 9.75 x 7.5 meters, Art Gallery of Ontario, 2004
Horses: vinyl, electric fans, each horse 8 x 10 x 2 meters, Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Fredericton, N.B., 2003.
Stuck Unicorn : vinyl; inflatable unicorn: 4.5 x 9 x 2 meters, Kunsthalle Erfurt, Erfurt, Germay, 2003.
Floating Giants : renylon spinnaker, helium balloons, figus 7 meters tall; Muzik Building installation, 2006, Commissioned by The Canadian Art Foundation, 2001
Hamm & Clov : painted Tyvek, electric fans; 3.5 meter diameter, "The Good Place", Tychung, Taiwan, 2001
Translucent Store Filled With 2,000 Illuminated Lanterns
Light Wave by Studio Aisslinger
Here is The End of All Things
For The Remainder by Omer Ben David
Tiger on the Loose in Paris
Black Paper Armchair by Vadim Kibardin
Nicky Assmann Reveals the Many Faces of Soap Film
Brindille by Suzanne Husky
