#kinetic artwork

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mechanical artwork by brett dickins | source

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Study for Fifteen Points / I

With spindly legs that look like an upturned spider, this experimental kinetic artwork by Random Internationalrelies on the viewer to watch from just the right perspective to reveal a hidden secret. Each of the 15 ‘arms’ is tipped with white LEDs that collectively move to mimic the motions of a walking human figure. Titled Study for Fifteen Points, the piece was created to examine the “minimal amount of information that is actually necessary for the animated form to be recognised as human.”

Random International are an artist collective known for their ambitious interactive installations and sculptures that incorporate robotics and data, most notably the wildly popular Rain Room. Study for Fifteen Points is the first foray into a new body of work by the group and we’re excited to see what follows.

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Some gorgeous kinetic artwork from one of the most fantastic games of the closing console generation, BioShock. In a cinematic moment worthy of Spielberg, utterly astounding in the raw grotesqueness of it all, Andrew Ryan delivers one of the most now-memorable lines in a video game, "A man chooses, a slave obeys," unto his death. Exquisitely beautiful in its delivery. The creator of the video, DutchDefined, also has a tutorial on how to make one of your own. 

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I am pleased to announce a kinetic artwork by Balint Bolygo will feature in the show. It is great to have him on board and the work will add an important element to the exhibition.

Work to be featured will be announced nearer the time... watch this space.

Please see the Press Release page (to the right) for more information or click above on orange link to his website