Rotation
The works shown are the result of a process using lightweight constructions balanced
on a revolving shaft. The orbital motion is generated by a small clock motor connected
to a thin rod housed wihin a carbon fibre tube. The movement of the selected forms is
recorded on video and processed with an echo animation, revealing all their
positions throughout a full rotation.
Several of these videos are currently on display at
The RBSA Gallery in Birmingham.
on a revolving shaft. The orbital motion is generated by a small clock motor connected
to a thin rod housed wihin a carbon fibre tube. The movement of the selected forms is
recorded on video and processed with an echo animation, revealing all their
positions throughout a full rotation.
Several of these videos are currently on display at
The RBSA Gallery in Birmingham.
Egg clock
Moth - Two skeletal leaves
Playing cards and shadow
Painted veneer and teasel
Dried poppies
Card and wire
Mallow, balsa wood and poppy stalks
Sycamore and teasel |
Oak apples and leaves |
Water reed |
Oak apples and poppy stalks |
Artificial flowers |
Oak apples and poppy stalks |