River Constellation. 2019

Presented by The Krause Foundation | Water Works Park

The permanent multimedia public sculpture is comprised of 45, 10-foot tall poles illuminated with 12-inch globes, River Constellation emits a gentle ebb and flow of original music and undulating light. The collection of poles trace the line of the Raccoon River, encouraging visitors to wander through the pathway, immerse themselves in light & sound, and investigate a collection of rings stacked at the base of each pole. Each ring bears the names of donors who directly support the Water Works Park. 

Soprano: Bridget Cappel | Alto: Meridian Prall | Baritone: Evan Hammond | Violin: Julie Fox Henson | Cello: Mary Pshonik | Bb Clarinet: Kariann Voigts | Bassoon: Kevin Judge | Horn: Bret Seebeck | Trombone: Matt Halbert | Piano: Beau Kenyon  

Sculptor: Natalia Zubko | Composer: Beau Kenyon

Sculpture: Stainless Steel, Polycarbonate Globes, Plastic Flutes, LED Lights, Feonic Speakers

Fabricator: JunoWorks | Sound & Light Design: Dispersion

Wonder*Sense @ KAM. 2018

Presented by Kingsborough Art Museum | Brooklyn

Comprised of three pieces that work together as a whole —

The Aurora responds to the fleeting and intense dance of the arctic lights-- the intimacy and vastness of silence while portraying the often conflicting emotions evoked by this natural phenomena. Installed in Zubko’s Cathedral.

Installed in Natalia Zubko’s, Stillness, waiting captures that internal shift when anticipation turns to meditation.

Derivative of future stars is inspired by the diverse, ever-changing, yet connected landscape of Iceland. The topography changed swiftly and severely yet seemed to poignantly remind you of what came before. This piece resonates from within Zubko’s AfterLightBefore.

Sculptor: Natalia Zubko | Composer: Beau Kenyon