Fredrik Skåtar: Vibration Mirror (2010)
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Fredrik Skåtar: Vibration Mirror (2010)
ART: Vibration Mirror by Fredrik Skatar
Shapes of water are constantly generated all around us, too fast for the human eye to perceive. The Vibration mirror is a sculpture where time has been stopped to materialize the complex geometry of intersecting water ripples.
Vibration Mirror by Fredrik Skatar
Vibration mirror
Water sculpture chromed polyurethan or polished aluminium 60 x 40 cm edition of 49 each © 2010 Fredrik Skåtar _pdf document Shapes of water are constantly generated all around us, too fast for the human eye to perceive. The Vibration mirror is a sculpture where time has been stopped to materialize the complex geometry of intersecting water ripples. The Vibration mirror is a part of the projects “From animation to sculpture” and “Matter of sound” that was funded by The Swedish Arts Grants Committee (Konstnärsnämnden) and The Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts in 2010 and 2012.
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Fredrik Skåtar - Vibration Mirror, 2010
Vibration Mirror by Studio Fredrik Skatar