Kinetic Car Sculpture at the BMW Museum
Can you imagine a wave of ondulating orbs that appear to weightlessly float? This impressive kinetic sculpture made of 714 metallic balls is exhibited at BMW museum, Munich. The balls dance, flow and the shape of a vintage motor.
Check out the video and see the installation in action.
Via [engadget]
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July 9th, 2008 at 12:48 pm
I love how this exhibit shows us how mesmerizing change can be and how ever-moving it should be. It illustrates the waves of thought and disorganization that occur on the way to shaping something beautiful. It shows us that each and every piece matters … to remove any of it, even a tiny, seemingly insignificant piece … would result in producing something incomplete, lacking. It’s also a convincing way to show the BMW brand as one that has been able to remain true to itself while constantly evolving…
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