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Artist Statement:
From the spectrum of artistic
expression outlets and myriad
of medium and style
selections,
Brewitz sought to create
kinetic art because there were
unexplored opportunities. He
reflects on the value of his
work, “Art is entertainment in
part. The challenge is to
create what has never been
done before. I chose kinetic
sculpture because it has been
relatively under utilized.
What drew me to motion art is
that it stimulates the visual
senses more than other
disciplines.” Brewitz kinetic
sculpture has a calming
quality that enhances
environment and architecture
surroundings with dynamic
appeal and charming effects.
Brewitz muses, “Generating
concepts is the easy part!
Implementing them is quite
another. I have more ideas
than time and many are still
unexplored.“
I choose stainless steel
because of it's longevity and
beauty when brushed. Placing
objects in motion provides
entertainment that cannot be
achieved working in other
forms of sculpture. The motion
excites the viewer and puts
their mind into the work to
discover relationships between
geometric elements within each
kinetic piece. Brass and
copper are also mediums that
are becoming more familiar to
me as I continue to apply a
varied style of kinetic motion
to them."...
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Exhibitions for Tom Brewitz:
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Exhibitions:
Brewitz's work can be seen in private collections, businesses and government offices across the United States and on four continents. Exhibitions include the following: Fingerhut Gallery of Laguna Beach and La Jolla, California, Tamarack Gallery in Naples, Florida and Stillwater,Minnesota and in Knox Gallery Denver, Colorado, Kulak Art Company Woodbury, Minnesota, The Richardson Gallery of Fine Art in Reno, Nevada,Windscapes Exhibit at Festival of the Arts in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Wind Festival in Sante Fe, New Mexico.
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