American Anthony Howe's 5 Most Famous Kinetic Sculpture
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Anthony Howe is an American kinetic sculptor from salt lake city, United States.
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He works on wind-driven sculptures such as alien creatures & vortices.
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Let's see his most famous kinetic sculptures.
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Dizzying kinetic sculpture
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Dizzying kinetic sculpture is stainless steel pneumatic work that rotates with wind.
Di-Octo Sculpture
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Despite the weight of 725kg, it continuously moves in hypnotic motion using the power of wind and motors.
In Cloud Light
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It is made of one-ton rough sanded stainless steel with 28 rotating units. Each unit is equipped with six radius arms, alternating carrying spheres of polished steel & mirrors—all rotating around a ring axis.
About Face
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To create this kinetic art, Howe firstly used software to make 3d model of it. Then, he used Rhinoceros 3D, wireframes & copper plates to create the sculpture.
Zavion Kinetic Sculpture
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Zavion is a six-foot-tall human-sized kinetic sculpture that dances in the wind with hypnotic grace.