Elmendorf Geurts / EG Studio

04/27/2026

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'Rise’ by is a special project we had the pleasure of fabricating and installing for the artist at the last year.

Still an all-time fave

04/24/2026

Final days of installation at Paco Sánchez Park. 💿

Carlos Vasquez’s new artwork is nearing completion. Suspended above the pavilion, the record-shaped canopy provides shade and serves as a lasting sculptural feature in the park.

The record motif honors Paco Sánchez’s legacy as a musician and founder of Denver’s first Spanish-language radio station. In this way, the work functions not only as a canopy but also as a tribute to sound, broadcast, and the cultural presence he helped establish in the city.

02/17/2026

02/16/2026

One of our all-time favorite fabrication + install projects. Artist 👉🏽 ✨✨

The cactus has always been more than a plant.🌵✨️

For Indigenous communities across the Americas, it has been medicine, sustenance, protection, and survival, thriving where others could not.

Born from harsh terrain, pressure, and scarcity, the cactus doesn’t just endure hardship, it adapts, transforms, and blooms. From those same conditions, our community grew.

This 14ft cactus sculpture, now installed at Pecos Park, stands as a symbol of resilience through generations of challenge. Armored with 21 thorn bundles, each representing a Spanish-speaking country, it reflects both protection and unity, because when you’ve been tested, you learn how to defend what you love.

Finished in a candy chameleon paint, the cactus becomes a kind of lowrider spaceship that has landed declaring that we are not temporary, not invisible, and not going anywhere. We are rooted. We are adaptive. We are here to stay.

Wrapped around the sculpture are four airbrushed murals tracing the path of mestizo Indigenous transcendence: past, present, and future. It begins with a Mexica elder, carrying ancestral wisdom and memory, grounding the piece in where we come from. It moves to a farmer’s hands, honoring history, labor, land, and the backbone of the Hispanic community in Thornton. From there, a Catrina mariachi violinist celebrates the strength, artistry, and cultural leadership of Hispanic women. The story culminates in hands holding future technology: the stainless thorn.

The kinetic glowing acrylic fruits and flowers symbolize movement, progress, and what continues to grow even under pressure.

In a time when Hispanic and immigrant communities are being questioned, targeted, and pushed to the margins, this cactus stands tall as a reminder: We have survived worse, and we are still blooming.

This sculpture captures the resilience in bloom of the Hispanic community in Thornton, armored by history, nourished by culture, and reaching toward the future.

Honored to share, this work was commissioned by the City of Thornton. 🌸

12/29/2025

Fabrication and installation for artist ✔️
Great work everyone!

Get • Thrilled to wrap up install of Transitions at The Addie at Metro in Aurora.

Stainless steel, upcycled department store furniture, paint, water jet graphic on stainless steel.

The Aurora city seal has a five-pointed star representing home, church, school, business, and industry. These themes form the basis for the graphic images in the ten circles spanning five works, each housing a five-pointed star. Visual clues to delve further into this region’s rich history.

Thank you to all involved in bringing this work to fruition.
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12/24/2025

Sharing some incredible documentation of one of our favorite projects this year by :: fabricated in Denver :: installed in San Diego

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RISE is a larger-than-life kinetic sculpture, performance space, and shade structure by inspired by the purple-striped jellyfish (Chrysaora colorata), an aquatic species often found off the coast of San Diego. Located on the Pacific coast at the San Diego Airport, this work serves as a gentle reminder of the future impact of our changing climate. Should rising sea levels occur, it evokes the possibility of a real jellyfish inhabiting the very space where RISE now stands.

The sculpture is painted in vibrant hues that blend the beauty of this marine creature with San Diego’s sunsets. Its layered canopy is composed of thousands of shimmering interconnected rings that move with the wind, creating a sense of life underwater as the sculpture sways and shifts. Beneath the canopy, a stage hosts both scheduled and spontaneous performances for nearby audiences to enjoy. At night, the jellyfish glows warmly from within, bringing the sculpture to life for evening visitors.

This project could not have been realized without the special talents of .geurts and the

matthewmazzotta sculpture sandiegoairport

12/11/2025

💪🏼 Weeks ahead of schedule on the installation of ‘Mountains and Rivers’ by Cliff Garten for Denver Arts & Venues.

Grateful for our phenomenal team and the collaboration and trust with the artist. Excited to help this work take its place in Denver’s public art landscape.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving everyone. Here’s to reaching new heights 🤙🏼

New project going up (wayyyyyy up)

10/23/2025

Huge congrats to and on the new article that dropped in this month’s 👀

We couldn't be prouder to have worked with such talented individuals in the public art world. 🤘🏼

Article is linked in our bio. Check it out.

10/03/2025

Posted • Trestle here we go! honoring Mexicano labor — not as newcomers, but as the builders of Denver and cities across the US! Dedication for all three works at the Denver Art Museum and Denver Central Public Library on Saturday, October 11, 2025, @ 10:00 am. Invite in the link.