new EMP

3D computer concept ©Lester Creative

Lester Creative
Seattle Washington

"Caboose"

Formed twin-wall curves

From concept to reality. Installed.

Train Wall

The Train Wall's outer surface was made using a fabrication process developed and refined exclusively for this project. The sculptural form was first constructed as full size molds and subsequently replicated in clear polycarbonate. The unique forming technique developed by Cinnabar along with Ray Products allows for complex compound curves in twin wall polycarbonate material.

Approximately 75 feet long and 8 feet high, this undulating psychedelic experience contains all manner of internal lighting effects, from star strobes to fiber optics to chasing lights all enhanced with unique custom fabricated diffusion materials.

A shimmering, translucent light sculpture created for the Experience Music Project which recently opened in Seattle. EMP is a museum dedicated to the history of rock and roll.

Foam Carving

Toe-tappin'

Big Shoe

This giant 1970's-style platform shoe was also added to the project at the last minute. Despite the fact that it is built with a ten year life expectancy, and toe-taps to the music, Cinnabar fabricated this piece start to finish in under a week.

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