Kinetic Wall Art

The “wings” are crafted from 0.5-inch eucalyptus-ash plywood. As the piece acclimates to your home’s temperature and humidity, slight warping can occur. It’s rarely visible from the front and won’t affect performance. If panels ever rub, let us know and we’ll replace them.

No—it's a kinetic sculpture. The gentle, silent motion serves as a visual reminder to pause, breathe, and reset during a busy day.

One full wind powers ~15 minutes. Make sure you’ve wound it several turns, then give a gentle clockwise spin.

If it still stops, loosen the front cap and wiggle the two layers so they’re not pressing against the rubber stoppers. A drop of light oil on the metal post can also help. Never pull on the wall-mounted base gear.

Still stuck? Contact us and we’ll troubleshoot or replace any faulty part

If a step is unclear, reach out—our team can walk you through it or hop on a quick video call.

Each full wind powers the kinetic art for several hours — often 8 to 12 hours of continuous motion, depending on the specific model and room temperature. Many customers report waking up to find it still gently spinning from the night before.

Yes, but it’s part of the charm. The sculpture produces a soft clicking or mechanical sound similar to a gentle clock. Most people find it soothing and rhythmic — a subtle reminder of the sculpture’s craftsmanship and motion.