Mating Surfaces. 2020. Mild Steel. 48”x 38” x 12” Photography by Brain Griffin. Courtesy of Architecture Office.
Michael Gayk is a metalsmith and sculptor who uses computational tools and machines in abstract ways. Making with virtual and tangible materials such as pewter, steel, plastics, digital display technologies, servomechanisms, and algorithms serve to investigate craft forms such as hollowware, jewelry, and structural concepts of textiles.
Michael is an instructional associate professor at the School of Performance, Visualization, and Fine Arts at Texas A&M University.