Kinetic Sculpture
"Moment/um" unfolds as an air compressor breathes life into a plastic tube, setting off a choreography of unpredictable movements across its ground. In this kinetic work, the conduit becomes both the conductor and the canvas, responding to the force of compressed air in spontaneous and unpredictable rhythms. The interplay of chaos and environment gives rise to a living, ever-evolving artwork. Borrowing materials from industrial manufacturing, the sculpture further plays with the idea of the living mechanical where the forces of the natural world converge with the precision of human engineering. This constant state of flux asks us to consider the chaotic and the deliberate forces that shape our world.
Photography by Beeldsmits
Photography by Beeldsmits
Photography by Beeldsmits