RSSKinetic Sculpture by David C. Roy
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Mar 26, 2006 08:49 PM
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I have one (Variation Fire) that I bought back in 2003. I absolutely love it. It's a definite conversation piece. What's most incredible is that the thing runs for about 16 hours on a single wind-up.
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I've seen this man's work displayed in a shop window in NYC and I've visited his website. The artistic designs are very neat to see, but I'm more interested in the mechanisms that make it work (ie. pulleys, escapements, levers, and how they all interact). Does anyone have any drawings or photos (ie. close up side-shots) of its mechanisms?
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