
18 Oddly Satisfying Kinetic Sculptures By Ivan Black
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Ivan Black is a British artist with 20 years of experience in creating mesmerizing kinetic sculptures.
His work reflects a fascination and kinship with the mathematical patterns found everywhere in nature e.g. waves, leaves, shells, the human form etc. Tending towards the minimalism in design, his work reveals how order silently governs our seemingly disorderly world.
Square Wave, his latest piece, is a unique piece of kinetic design inspired by the Fibonacci sequence, the basic structure that is the make up of every living thing. This sculpture morphs and creates stunning optical illusions while it spins.
A smaller version of Square Wave was launched on Kickstarter in partnership with the Italian design studio Atellani and was fully funded in less than 7 hours.
More info: ivanblack.com | Instagram | Facebook | vimeo.com | kickstarter.com
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Square Wave
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Nebula Ellipse
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3 Cubes
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Cascade
Octave
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Black Ellipse
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Helix
Nautilus
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New Wave
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The Cube
Hex
Eclipse
Shell
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Vee Wave
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Flux
Wild Ellipse
Loop Wave
Blue Rectangles
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Cool! At first I thought I wanted one. Then I realized how much time I spent watching the video. If I had the actual sculpture I'd probably root in place playing with it.
Root, and turn into a potato. LOL
Shows a beautiful appreciation of physics in the form of art. Wish I could have the oval lights...
Okay, take my money! I'll take one of each.
Cool! At first I thought I wanted one. Then I realized how much time I spent watching the video. If I had the actual sculpture I'd probably root in place playing with it.
Root, and turn into a potato. LOL
Shows a beautiful appreciation of physics in the form of art. Wish I could have the oval lights...
Okay, take my money! I'll take one of each.