Sculptures That Dance With Wind

Theo Jansen’s Strandbeests – Netherlands

These massive skeleton-like creatures walk along beaches powered only by wind—part sculpture, part engineering marvel.

Wind Sculptures by Anthony Howe – USA

Howe’s stainless steel creations spin, swirl, and pulse hypnotically with even the slightest breeze.

Mark White’s Wind Forest – USA

Set in New Mexico, this garden of colorful spinning sculptures moves silently with wind currents and sunlight reflections.

Lyman Whitaker’s Wind Spinners – USA

These hand-crafted copper and stainless-steel spirals move in patterns that feel organic and meditative.

Patrick Shearn’s “Skynets” – Global

Thousands of shimmering streamers create a floating, wind-reactive canopy installed in cities around the world.

Ned Kahn’s “Wind Facades” – Worldwide

Kahn builds building-sized panels that ripple with wind, turning architecture into a living sculpture.

George Sherwood’s Reflective Mobiles

Crafted from polished metal, these kinetic sculptures shimmer and shift, constantly changing form with the breeze.