Tagged “kinetic-sculpture”
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Casey Curran
Seattle artist Casey Curran builds delicate kinetic sculptures of hand-cut flowers and wings that bloom and flutter, inc…
Evan Holm
Evan Holm's sound and kinetic installations: turntables playing records underwater, a table that stores water, drawing m…
Flux
A spinning sphere built on the Fibonacci sequence and lit by strobes so it appears to animate in open space - a kinetic…
Ivan Black
Welsh sculptor Ivan Black makes kinetic metal sculptures that twist, fold and ripple into hypnotic shapes as they turn,…
J. C. Fontanive
Sculptor J. C. Fontanive's kinetic flipbook machines, where clockwork motors riffle printed paper to make birds and butt…
Jennifer Townley
Mechanical sculptures by Jennifer Townley: hypnotic machines of gears, universal joints and rotating forms, each documen…
John Edmark
Golden-angle sculptures and blooming zoetropes that seem to unfold endlessly when spun under a strobe, plus spirals, nes…
Mechanical Creations
Oliver Pett's studio of contemporary automata, with short videos of his hand-built mechanical sculptures where cranks an…
Nik Ramage
Sculptor Nik Ramage builds useless and absurd machines: a lemon stroker, an arse kicker, a staring machine and a wobblin…
Reuben Margolin
Kinetic sculptures by Reuben Margolin, huge hanging machines of pulleys, strings and wood that ripple like waves, raindr…
Rhei
Rhei is a prototype clock that shows the time with flowing liquid in an electro-mechanical display, with photos and vide…
Strandbeest
Theo Jansen's home for the Strandbeests, wind-powered kinetic sculptures that walk along beaches on PVC-tube legs, with…
United Visual Artists
Portfolio of the London studio United Visual Artists, showing large-scale light, sound and kinetic installations that tu…
Vincent Leroy
French artist Vincent Leroy builds slow kinetic sculptures - rotating lenses, drifting mirrors and floating forms - that…
Wood That Works
A blog by kinetic sculptor David C. Roy and his wife Marji on kinetic sculpture, with in-depth looks at his wind-up wood…
Zimoun
The archive of Swiss artist Zimoun, whose installations use hundreds of tiny motors, cardboard boxes, wires and cotton b…
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