Original art practice
One-of-a-kind sculpture, commissions, exhibitions, wearable work, design objects, and public installations built through Lonnie Q. Ingram’s original wire-construction language.
Original fine wire sculpture · Baltimore
Wire, woven
into wonder.
An original wire-construction system connecting one-of-a-kind sculpture, artist-led education, nonprofit access, and community possibility.
Featured work · Nature’s Muse
More than an art form
Lonnetrix is
a system.
Studio practice, teaching, charitable access, mobile programming, commissions, partnerships, and cultural enterprise work together rather than as separate projects.
Artist-led learning
Demonstration and hands-on instruction translate the practice into spatial reasoning, patience, geometry, design, storytelling, and creative agency.
Nonprofit access
Lonnetrix Inc., established in 2018 as a 501(c)(3), brings free and low-cost art experiences to communities that face barriers of cost, transportation, or institutional access.
Mobile community delivery
On the Move carries the artist, materials, instruction, and encouragement into schools, festivals, libraries, homes, youth programs, and neighborhood spaces.
Cultural enterprise
Sales, commissions, workshops, sponsorships, partnerships, and donations reinforce one another so original creation and public access can grow together.
Handcrafted
Every piece is shaped and woven by hand.
Original
A signature technique developed over a lifetime.
Purposeful
Art that teaches, uplifts, and gives back.
Baltimore made
Created with precision, patience, and soul.
A free gift from Lonnetrix
Take to the skies.
Play for free.
Enjoy Lonnetrix Sky Defender, an original action game created for the Lonnetrix community. Play instantly on your phone, tablet, or computer—no download required.
Flight controlRight hand
Rapid-fireKeyboard
WASD + Space
The art of Lonnetrix
Drawing in mid-air.
Lonnetrix transforms fine coated wire into movement, architecture, character, and story.
Each sculpture is built line by line through an original geometric weaving technique developed by artist and educator Lonnie Q. Ingram.
Read Lonnie’s story →
Education in motion
Creativity becomes confidence.
Hands-on programs meet young people, families, schools, and communities where they are.
Participants learn to see possibility in a simple strand, building patience, problem-solving, and pride along the way.
Explore programsImpact by the numbers
Art opens doors.
Through Lonnetrix Inc., creative learning reaches underserved communities with free and accessible art experiences—and connects participation to a larger system of artistry, education, and public culture.
344,770+Students taught
154Workshops conducted
30States visited
48Communities served
“We had family night tonight and all the kids were still making and showing off their creations.”
Lee R. · East-John Youth Center
See Lonnetrix in person
Upcoming
appearances.
Meet the artist, see the detail of the wirework up close, and explore available pieces at these 2026 events.
September 5–6, 2026
Heart of Lancaster Arts and Craft Show
Saturday 10 AM–5 PM · Sunday 10 AM–4 PM
Booth 171December 3–6, 2026
Christkindlmarkt
Thursday 10 AM–6 PM · Friday–Saturday 10 AM–8 PM · Sunday 10 AM–6 PM
ArtsQuest · Bethlehem, PennsylvaniaCollect the work
Bring Lonnetrix home.
Explore available artwork, gifts, and studio offerings through the official Lonnetrix store.
Visit the storeSupport creative access
Help possibility travel.
Your donation supports free wire-art learning experiences through Lonnetrix Inc.
Donate to Lonnetrix Inc.Begin a conversation
Let’s make something unforgettable.
Commission an original sculpture, invite Lonnetrix to teach, or begin a community partnership.