ORCAS, Wash. — Anthony Howe creates kinetic sculptures -- art pieces that move and shift with the wind. The sculptures come to life at his studio on Orcas Island. "They start off as just ...

There's a windshield wiper fan, a hollow cube turned by metal cups, and a hand crank that flaps bird wings inside of a paper nest. "They may look simple but they are quite challenging," said Kanbara.