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Kirsten Angerbauer is an artist, sculptor, and designer based in New Mexico. Kirsten's practice involves utilizing digital fabrication, video, sound, and immersive installation processes to create both fine art works and functional design pieces.
Kirsten received her BFA in Sculpture from the University of North Texas and works as the Shop Supervisor for the Fab Lab at University of New Mexico School of Architecture and Planning. |
photo by E. Beck www.beckmatter.com
12/06/18
gardenblock
corten steel pavilion 8' x 8' x 8'
located on the east lawn of UNT General Academic Building, 225 S. Avenue B., Denton, TX
photo by Z. Sevilla www.zuyvasevilla.com
gardenblock
corten steel pavilion 8' x 8' x 8'
located on the east lawn of UNT General Academic Building, 225 S. Avenue B., Denton, TX
photo by Z. Sevilla www.zuyvasevilla.com
"gardenblock" is a CorTen steel sculpture-pavilion and Angerbauer's first public art work. The project was inspired by the UNT Community Garden space and references themes of sustainability, community, and interdisciplinary creativity.
click for project info
07/09/18
split
black walnut dining table, 94" x 40" x 30"
split is a modular dining room table design that imbues a modernist aesthetic and disassembles into six main components. the zero-hardware design relies solely on tension created by digitally fabricated wedge-tenon joinery. split is inspired by traditional carpentry techniques, realized through contemporary digital design and fabrication. click for more
split
black walnut dining table, 94" x 40" x 30"
split is a modular dining room table design that imbues a modernist aesthetic and disassembles into six main components. the zero-hardware design relies solely on tension created by digitally fabricated wedge-tenon joinery. split is inspired by traditional carpentry techniques, realized through contemporary digital design and fabrication. click for more
