Kinetic Sculptures by Theo Jansen
Theo Jansen is an engineer, artist who pretends to study the progress of mobility and sculpting of the air which surrounds us and giving it life, dimension and form, surpassing the frontiers of what we know and feel.
This art, which is named "Kinetic Sculptures", consists of pieces which possess mobile parts, usually impulse by wind or by the hand of the observer. The origens of this movement date from 1920, having as pioneers the russians Naum Gabo and Antoine Pevsner.
The proposal which remains here by Theo Jansen is absolutely admirable.
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