Miami native, artist Ward Shelley, is featured in this month's Artforum magazine. Ward left the Grove years ago to see what New York living could bring. He and fellow artist, Alex Schweder, teamed up to created a series of live-in sculptures that describe ways we balance our lives.
Their architectural performances have led to latest creation, "ReActor". It sits atop a hill, three hours north of New York City. The thin house, perched on a pedestal, tilts if those on-board are not "in balance". It also swings in the wind.
If you ever imagined living on a carnival tilt-a-whirl, ReActor could be the house for you.
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