Monolithic block appears to levitate for Studio Drift's Armory Show installation
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- Опубліковано 5 бер 2017
- A giant concrete-like cuboid seemingly defies gravity as it tilts and rotates in this installation by Studio Drift, at The Armory Show in New York this week.
The site-specific Drifter artwork comprises a cuboid measuring four by two by two metres, which appears to be suspended in midair within a three-sided white enclosure.
Patterned to look like heavy stone or concrete, the volume shifts its position by rotating and tilting - sometimes simultaneously - at different speeds.
"Drifter creates a sense of disbelief and displacement, creating tension between humanity versus nature and chaos versus order," said Studio Drift, founded by Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta.
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How? so is it an incredibly light box with monofilament attached controlled by motors?
thats what I want to know too. I notice upto 6 holes on the walls near the ceiling. Possibly apertures for the filaments to pass through.. ?
As of right now, the studio's sculptures are exhibited in the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. I don't know if this particular sculpture is, but if it is, you most certainly can see it for yourself. The exhibition lasts until August 26th 2018.
Okay I think it is there
@@Carrera718 Currently this is installed in Amos Rex, Finland. I think it's there for the spring exhibit. It's not monofilament though - it rotates on every axis freely so the filament would get tied up. ;) The whole point seems to be the mystery about how it's done. ;)
@@Auschwitch Well, its mystery i came here to look for info :)
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