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Fred Eversley worked as an aerospace engineer until 1967, when he turned to making sculpture. As a medium, he uses transparent polyester resin to create rich optical experiences. To make these discs, the liquid plastic is spun around a vertical axis. The resulting centrifugal and gravitational accelerations form the concave surfaces. See "Untitled" by Fred Eversley on display, post-security, in Terminal 2. http://bit.ly/1RVIYKt
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