Powered by the winds, Dutch engineer and artist Theo Jansen's kinetic sculptures are, quite simply, breathtaking.
Monday, March 23, 2009
Real Life inspires: Theo Jansen's "Beach Monsters"
Posted by Bettina Tizzy at 2:02 PM
Labels: art, biomechanics, engineering, kinetic, Real Life, Real Life inspires, sculpture, Theo Jansen, wind-powered
3 comments:
I've been a fan of Theo Jansen's work for a while. I remember being completely awed by what he does when I first found him. It's a pleasure to find it here! :)
Well you really beat me to it with this one Bettina!
I have known of his work for a long time but one tends to forget these things. That said, I was intent on blogging Theo Jansen like tomorrow or even maybe today since I was very recently reminded of him: One of our courses at the uni now has a blog, which our students administer and that we, the instructors, also occasionally contribute to:
http://artsandcomputing.wordpress.com/
My colleague Murat blogged Theo Jansen just a few days ago and the minute I saw it I said to myself "this is definitely something for the NPIRL blog!"
He is amazing!
:-)
I first discovered Theo thanks to his conference at TED. (http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/theo_jansen_creates_new_creatures.html)
His work is simply amazing, so moving... Good find!
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