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During the Christmas season, the atrium of Park Avenue Building (Blackrock) has amazing animated exhibits with Christmas music by the noted Mechanical designer Lou Nasti.
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Lou Nasti is the master creator and the designing mechanical genius.
"Everyone calls me Geppetto," said Lou Nasti. "I mean, look at me: The glasses, the gray hair — and I play with dolls".
For almost 44 years, Nasti has created holiday-themed displays for department store windows and shopping malls.
Nasti's displays have been seen in most of New York City's major department store windows. He started as a window dresser as a teenager. He was on front page of The New York Times when he built a giant robot that could walk and talk. A few years later, he started his company, Mechanical Displays Inc. located in Brooklyn.
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