Ben Livingston

1995

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic.

12' x 15' x 4"

Available for purchase

Photo: Paul Bardagjy

2012

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic

47” x 32” x 7”

Memorial to daughter lost to ovarian cancer

Courtesy of Cinda and Dickey Stanley

1996

30” diameter x 3.5”

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes, copper and acrylic.

Courtesy of Chief Wilma Mankiller and Charlie Soap

1994

Various phosphorescent materials in luminous tubes and acrylic.

44" x 3" x 3"

Courtesy of Mick Jagger

1994

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic

73” x 26” x6”

Courtesy of Lance Armstrong

Photo: Paul Bardagjy

1992

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic

82” x 28” x 6”

Courtesy of Reed Clements-The Granite Cafe, Austin, TX

Photo: Carrington Weems

2001

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic

8' x 10' x 7"

Available for purchase

2020

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes, copper and wood

27” x 36” x 5”

Courtesy of Steve York

“The backwards-moving electron when viewed with time moving forwards appears the same as an ordinary electron, except that it is attracted to normal electrons - we say it has a positive charge. For this reason it's called a positron.

This phenomena is general. Every particle in Nature has an amplitude to move backwards in time, and therefore has an anti-particle.”

(Richard Feynman, 1985)

2007

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic.

72" x 12" x 7"

Courtesy of Susila Ziegler

2008

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and steel

36" x 30" x 6"

Available for purchase

Photo: George Gruel

2015

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and wood

26” x 16” x 4”

Courtesy of Scott McHaney

1993

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes

132” x 84” x 2”

Private collection

Photo: Paul Bardagjy

2017

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic

33” x 47” x 5”

Courtesy Kelly Ollendorff

2012

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic

39" x 4" x 7"

Courtesy of Patricia Elias

1999

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic

51” x 62” x 3”

Courtesy of Jeff Skilling

2008

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes, steel and acrylic

48" x 48" x 5"

Courtesy of Shannon Woods Bush, Chris Bush and Herb Alpert

2016

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic

56" x 6" x 8"

Courtesy of the Van Scyoc family

2012

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic.

41" x 6" x 7",

Courtesy of Chris Maresch

1998

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored luminous tubes and copper

34" x 34" x 8"

Available for purchase

Photo: Bill Albrecht

2010

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic

34” x 21” x 7”

Courtesy of Christe and Tim Frethold

1994

Various phosphorescent materials in argon luminous tubes and acrylic

6' diameter x 12”

Courtesy of the Motorola Collection

Photo: Paul Bardagjy

1993

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic

8ft x 24ft x 7in

Private collection

1991

54” x 30” x 6”

Commissioned by The Joffrey Ballet Company, NY for Absolute Vodka’s famous artist’s advertising campaign.

Courtesy of Dr. Emilie Attwell

Photo: Carrington Weems

1991

Neon and steel

60” x 44” x 6”

Available for purchase

2018

Argon and mercury in a glass luminous tube

20” x 30” X 2”

Courtesy of Terry and JoHarvey Allen

2012

16” x 26” x 6”

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and Hoffeinz House Spirit House wood.

Donated to Rawson Saunders School for Dyslexia fund raiser in honor of my wife.

Statement:

At first.......I imagined how difficult it might be if I was so impaired that I couldn't even write out a simple urgent plea for survival... that my struggle to communicate was so difficult that left behind the higher functioning, impatient world around me.

In honor of Rawson Saunders School, who offers a way to overcome reading and writing impairments, I studied a dysgraphic's hand writing and then slowly bent hot glass tubing in that shape to form two very hopeful words, "Help Me".

Private collection

2009

Various phosphorescent materials in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic

38”x 16” x 7”

Courtesy of Naomi Miller and Tom Williams

Photo: George Gruel

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tube and acrylic

87" x 12" x 7"

Courtesy of Paulette and David Friedman

1992

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic

Courtesy Jennifer Singer

2017

(Eastside Spirit House Series)

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and spiritually charged old growth pine from demolished 19th century "Hoffienz house", Austin, TX

44” x 7” x 7”

Courtesy of Eliza Thomas and Ted Young

2017

(Eastside Spirit House Series)

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and spiritually charged old growth pine from demolished 19th century "Hoffienz house", Austin, TX

5” x 67” x 5”

Courtesy of Dr. Mary Seger and Dr. Stephen Boster

2007

(Eastside Spirit House)

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and spiritually charged old growth pine from demolished 19th century "Hoffienz house", Austin, TX

43" x 7" x 6"

Artist’s collection

2017

Zilker Odds and Ends

(811 - 301 Spirit House Series)

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and broken old growth pine board from our transplanted 1926 bungalow

40" x 4" x 5"

Courtesy of The San Angelo Museum of Fine Art (Permanent Collection)

2007

(Eastside Spirit House Series)

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and spiritually charged old growth pine from demolished 19th century "Hoffienz house", Austin, TX

43" x 7" x 6"

Courtesy of Drew Scott

2015

(Eastside Spirit House series)

44" x 6" x 5"

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and spiritually charged old growth pine from demolished 19th century "Hoffienz house", Austin, TX

Courtesy of Shannon Woods Bush and Chris Bush

2017

(Eastside Spirit House series)

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubesand spiritually charged old growth pine from demolished 19th century "Hoffienz house", Austin, TX

46" x 6" x 5", 2017

Courtesy of Hampton Beesley

2017

(811 - 301 Circle Spirit House Series)

and broken old growth pine board from our transplanted 1926 bungalow

59" X 7" X 8"

Courtesy of Neltje Doubleday King

2015

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic

In exchange for John Sayles’ mentoring on “Cedar Choppers” graphic novel.

59" x 5" x 7"

Courtesy of John Sayles and Maggie Renzi

2017

(Eastside Spirit House Series)

67" x 5" x 7"

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and spiritually charged old growth pine from demolished 19th century "Hoffienz house", Austin, TX

Courtesy of Eliza Thomas and Ted Young

2015

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and spiritually charged old growth pine from demolished 19th century "Hoffienz house, Austin, TX

54” x 5” x 6”

Courtesy of Pres Kabacoff and Sallie Ann Glassman

2017

(811 - 301 Spirit House Series)

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and broken old growth pine board from our transplanted 1926 bungalow

76" x 8" x 6"

Courtesy of Barbara and Brandon Rankin

2017

(Angelo Spirit House Series)

Photograph

2017

(Angelo Spirit House Series)

81" x 25" x 8"

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and Mr. Lehr's spiritually charged cotton barn wood from Wall, TX,

(Available for purchase)

2017

(Angelo Spirit House Series)

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and Mr. Lehr's spiritually charged cotton barn wood, Wall, TX

88" x 97" x 7"

(Available for purchase)

2017

(Cotton Barn Series)

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and Mr. Lehr's spiritually charged cotton barn wood

17" x 56" x 7"

(Available for purchase)

2017

(Cotton Barn Series)

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and Mr. Lehr's spiritually charged cotton barn wood

70" x 42" x 7"

(Available for purchase)

2018

Featured work for “Poesta” one man exhibit, Beeville Museum of Fine Art

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes, antique picture frame and selected 100 year old cypress wood siding from Margaret Moser’s family home in Beeville, TX

Courtesy of Barbara Elias

2018

Featured works for “Poesta” one man exhibit, Beeville Museum of Fine Art

87” x 102” x 13”

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes, selected pages from “Biography of a Particular Place”, by Margaret Moser printed on shellacked vellum, oak and 100 year old cypress siding from the Moser family home

Available for purchase

2019

(Hurricane Harvey Spirit House)

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes, found copper gutter ravaged by hurricane Harvey outside Refugio, TX and memorial candles.

89” x 32” x 16”

Courtesy of Shannon Bush Woods and Chris Woods family

1990 - present

Colorful phosphorescent Minerals and Compounds Illuminated by short wave ultra-violet light.

Photo: Paul Bardagjy

1993

Various phosphorescent materials and argon gas inside a twisted glass luminous tube.

1” x 5”

Final report to the NEA displaying all of my year long fellowship’s discoveries in one tube.

Courtesy of the National Endowment for the Arts, Washington, DC

2009

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic

7” x 15” x 7”

Courtesy of Mark Dallman

14” x 6” x 8”

2004

Approx. 1/2” x 7”

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes

Courtesy of Jan Moyer Gruel

Chart

2012

Various phosphorescent materials and argon in colored glass luminous tubes and acrylic

47” x 32” x 7”

Memorial to daughter lost to ovarian cancer

Courtesy of Cinda and Dickey Stanley