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American creative Anne Lilly has really elevated the field of sculpture with her work, creating intricate and complex engineered works of art from metal and other materials.

Kinetic Curling Paper Sculpture STEAM: This project creates a kinetic curling sculpture. When the outside top edge is opened, the whole sculpture curls inward like a tenticle or fern leaf.

For sale is a kinetic copper wind sculpture with a theme of DNA Double Helix. The entire wind sculpture including the pole and its fixture is made of pure copper with brass hardware. The stainless steel ball bearings within the brass hardware allow the two tentacle-mounted wheels move independently and opposite from each other. The pole is made of heavy gauge copper and secured into the ground by an all copper 4-point anchoring system. With its heavy duty construction, this kinetic sculpture can withstand strong winds up to 70 mph. The wind catchers and arms are not coated and will age naturally. If you want to preserve its original copper shine, you may spray a layer of clear coat on it. We have had great success with clear coats made by Rust-Oleum (Crystal Clear Enamel) or Permalac (Original Clearcoat Lacquer Satin). The craftsmanship on this kinetic sculpture is impeccable. The wheels are finely balanced and maintenance free. The sculpture is entirely weather proof and made to last for decades. We proudly back this beautiful wind sculpture with lifetime warranty. Size: The entire sculpture (above ground portion) is about 7 1/2 ft tall. The spinner head is 22" x 42".

You can put metal on a table and wind will knock it off. But if you want art to spin at one knot it's a bit harder.

An alum’s intricate moving sculptures are full of unexpected combinations—art and science, nature and technology, the material and the spiritual.

BankARTの年間レジデンス作家で、国内外で幅広く活躍する松本秋則氏のスクールがスタート! スクール講師3度目となる今回も、竹を主な素材として用いた音の出る作品「サウンドオブジェ（音具）」を制作していく。 初日はKawamataホールで、紹介を兼ねた演奏会。竹といろんな素材の組み合わせでできた音具の演奏をみんなで実演。不思議な音色に誘われ、カフェのお客さんやスタジオアーティストたちがぞろぞろと集まってきた。 後半は松本氏のアトリエでワークショップ。受講生たちは集中してサウンドオブジェを制作し、あっという間に音色が少しずつ異なる音具が完成。今後も一ゼミ一作を目指してゼミが進行するらしい。

Kinetic sculptor Anthony Howe lives and works in a rural area in Eastsound, Washington surrounded by little more than trees, wind, and other natural elements that inspire his incredible kinetic sculptures. Howe works primarily with stainless steel which he welds to create carefully engineered objects powered by the slightest breeze. Watching the motion of each piece in the videos above is totally mesmerizing and it hardly seems possible that such an object could be constructed. More

One of a Kind • • Run Time: 24 hours

Since graduating in 1974 from Boston University with a degree in physics, artist David C. Roy has been fascinated by the motion and mechanics of kinetic sculptures. Roy is a self-taught woodworker who designs limited edition wall-mounted sculptures powered by various mechanical wind-up mechanisms without the aid of electricity. Each piece can run for about 5-18 hours unassisted on a single wind, with his latest piece Dimensions capable of whirling around for a whopping 40+ hours. More

A seductive shape, recognisable from our being which relaxes the troubled thought and leads to mental equilibrium.

The South Korean artist with a reputation for repulsing audiences with her gory sculptures has a solo show at the New Museum.

Metropolis II, 2012. Kinetic sculpture (1946-2015) LACMA

David C. Roy didn't set out to be an artist.

Carlos Zapata makes carved wood sculpture and automata. He is originally from Columbia but now lives in England. You can find more of his wonderful works on his blog: http://carloszapataautomata.blogspot.com/

A host of wild creatures inhabit the whimsical world of artist Penny Thomson (previously), who creates intricate, kinetic sculptures that fit in the palm of your hand. Joined in her Derbyshire studio by her daughter Briony, she works primarily with papier-mâché, which she began experimenting with when her children were still young. “Using pulp, laminated and household waste paper, and cardboard, I made a seven-foot giraffe and conducted a workshop in my son’s school, which involved all the pupils in making a 14-foot Diplodocus,” she says. More

Patrice Hubert is an artist from France creating giant, organic shaped kinetic sculptures from metal.

Woodworker Uli Kirchler’s “very hidden castles” are nestled within gnarled tree burls. The Portland, Oregon-based artist originally hails from Italy, and works with unique pieces of wood with textural surfaces and variegated colorations. He has developed a process of carving multi-story towers that telescope in and out of the wood with the flick of a wrist. The stacked, castle-like towers appear to be built on the rocky hillsides emulated by the knots, burls, and twists in the wood’s natural shape. More

Trying to imagine the scope of the cosmos is nearly impossible, but musician and artist Pablo Carlos Budassi decided to make a visual attempt by cramming the entire known universe into a single image. Using scores of satellite images and photos snapped from NASA’s rovers, he painstakingly pieced together many of the prominent features of the universe as observed from our solar system in the form of a logarithmic map. Logarithms are useful for understanding large numbers or distances, so in Budassi’s map each consecutive ‘ring’ around the circle represents several orders of magnitude further than the one before it. More

We take a look at the work of 10 key pioneers of Kinetic art that offered the revolutionary notion of works of art which extended in time and space.

Located in a busy shopping center in Prague, this twisting and reflective sculpture depicting the head of writer Franz Kafka is the latest kinetic artwork by controversial Czech artist David Cerny. In

Located in a busy shopping center in Prague, this twisting and reflective sculpture depicting the head of writer Franz Kafka is the latest kinetic artwork by controversial Czech artist David Cerny. Installed in 2014, the enormous mirrored bust is comprised of 42 independently driven layers of stainless steel and weighs in at some 45 tons. The piece brilliantly reveals Kafka’s tortured personality and unrelenting self doubt that plagued him his entire life. The layering of objects is a common motif for Cerny who built a similar rotating head that also functions as a fountain titled Metalmorphosis. More

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Artist duo Ann Wood and Dean Lucker (aka Woodlucker) forged a partnership in 1987 shortly after graduating from Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Together they pursue a variety of both collaborative and personal projects from Lucker’s kinetic sculptures to Wood’s illustrated papercraft. Wood refers to her process as “drawing with scissors,” and merges aspects of both paper cutting and traditional illustration with ink. After forming the moths, butterflies, feathers, and flowers, the pieces are then carefully arranged within collection boxes designed by Dean. More

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French photographer and artist Sylvain Gautier has created an absolutely beautiful, undulating kinetic sculpture of Migaloo, the incredibly rare white

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All around the world, in almost any city or town, you can find many monuments, sculptures, and statues displayed in parks, squares, or other places. These public artworks represent different things, but they are usually monuments dedicated to fallen heroes, distinguished individuals, or represent some significant part of history. But some…