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Transfiguration of Julio Iglasias
kinetic sculpture
76cm x 43cm x 10cm
Allegorical
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A stylized traditional cretan labyrinth is the form taken by this kinetic sculpture made from audio cassette tape. It is representative of the interconnectedness of all things and relates to the Mayan astronomical discovery that our solar system orbits the Milky Way Galaxy once every 26,000 years. (detail - 120cm pendulum not shown) CLICK THIS LINK TO THE VIDEO.
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Labyrinthine Monolith (copper)
metal
12 cm x 7 cm x 4 cm
Abstract
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This is the most refined of the transdimensionalized labyrinths in my study of the topic. Made from electroformed copper, it is a contemplative unicursal sculptural object. |
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Cruxifixion
kinetic sculpture
25cm x 17cm x 5cm
Abstract
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This labyrinth sculpture is made from audio cassette tape which follows a path around 34 pulleys over a horizontally oriented monolith of acrylic. With working mechanism, this is the first functional kinetic labyrinth sculpture featuring audio tape. It served as the "proof of concept" for sculptures that followed. |
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Labyrinthine Monolith (steel)
metal
120 cm x 70 cm x 30 cm
Abstract
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This bouncy labyrinth sculpture constructed from steel rod displays a high degree of aliveness. Mic'd with a contact microphone yields very interesting sound characteristics. See a documentation video here. |
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Magnetic Labyrinth Monolith
acrylic
15cm x 4cm x 14cm
Abstract
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A hand-milled labyrinth line painted with a specialized magnetic material. Use this object for magnetically enhanced contemplative introspection or meditation. Collection of Mr. B. Deiter, Portland. |
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Transdimensional Manifold Labyrinthine Projection (copper)
metal
13 cm x 15 cm x 13 cm
Abstract
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This is the most ambitious of the transdimensionalized labyrinths in my study of the topic. Made from electroformed copper, it is a contemplative unicursal sculptural object with a word embedded in the line. Can you find it? |
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Cruxifixion of the Best Mixtape Ever
mixed media
74cm x 35cm x 33cm
Abstract
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This labyrinth sculpture is made from audio cassette tape which follows a path around 82 pulleys over a monolith of acrylic. Static in nature, this was the prototype for later kinetic sculptures executed with the same materials and concept. |
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Dysfunctional Dreidel
metal
6 cm x 3 cm x 4 cm
Abstract
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Labyrinthine sculpture formed from electroplated copper. Mounted on mahogany base. Collection of Prof. A.M. Oliver, Portland, Oregon. |
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Transdimensional Labyrinth Monolith (acrylic)
acrylic
15 cm x 4 cm x 4 cm
Abstract
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This labyrinth sculpture is made from hand-milled acrylic. The pattern is a meandering labyrinth form. Use this object for meditative, contemplative, or other deep transconsciousness practices. Collection of Mr. L. Oliver, Roswell, Georgia. |
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Transdimensional Manifold Array Labyrinthine Projection
acrylic
16cm x 16cm x 18cm
Self Portrait
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The highly crafted prototype for the transdimensional manifold array sculptures. Two labyrinths adorn this triptych monolithic labyrinth sculpture. When viewed from a specific perspective, a portrait image is revealed not otherwise discernible. MAde from hand-milled acrylic. |
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