The Energy & Attention collection offers a rare opportunity to own an original work by Whitney Wolf II.

Each piece is created using copper flash salvaged by Whitney Wolf II from the computer age of NASA in the 1950s. These remarkable materials once played a role in the dawn of the Space Age and have been transformed into luminous works that explore energy, light, and the unseen patterns of the universe.

At Kennedy Space Center, surplus equipment and materials were collected at what was historically known as the GSA Reclamation Yard. NASA documentation describes the facility as a site used for the cataloging, temporary storage, sale, and recycling of surplus materials generated by Kennedy Space Center operations. Public auctions were held there several times a year, with buyers removing materials for reuse, recycling, parts, or other purposes.

Every work is an original, handcrafted piece of art and a tangible connection to an extraordinary chapter in both technological and artistic history. When the last sheet of this historic NASA-era copper has been transformed, the Energy & Attention collection will come to a close permanently. When it's gone, it's gone forever. We invite you to become a steward of the final chapter in Whitney Wolf II's artistic legacy.