Gallery
Neon Art
Original neon art, hand-bent in glass in our Los Angeles studio — sculptural works, text pieces and commissions for collectors, homes and galleries.
Neon art sits somewhere between sculpture and light. Every piece here started as a hand-drawn concept, was bent tube by tube over an open flame, filled with gas and electrified — the same craft that lit mid-century Los Angeles, used to make new work.
Pieces are available as originals and as commissions. If you've seen something here you want a version of, or you have an idea of your own, that conversation starts the same way: a sketch, a size and a wall.
Neon art questions
- Do you take commissions for original neon art?
- Yes — commissioned art is a large part of the studio's work, from text pieces to layered figurative sculpture. Every commission starts as hand-drawn concept art and goes through a to-scale mockup before fabrication.
- How do I hang a neon art piece at home?
- Most interior pieces mount on standoffs or a concealed cleat fixed into studs, with the transformer hidden behind the work or remote-mounted. We supply the hardware and can install for you in the LA area.
- Can a neon artwork be dimmed?
- Yes, with the right transformer. Tell us at design stage — retrofitting dimming later means changing the transformer.
- Is neon art a good investment piece?
- Hand-bent glass is a genuine craft object with a long life, and unlike an imported LED sign it can be repaired and re-tubed indefinitely. We document each piece so it can be serviced or reinstalled correctly later.
Commission an original neon artwork
Tell us your idea, rough size and timeline — we'll come back with a mockup and a quote.