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Huge Kinetic Sculptures Walk in the Wind Edit
Artist Theo Jansen


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Huge Kinetic Sculptures Walk in the Wind - Artist Theo Jansen (VIDEO)
Artist Theo Jansen
Published: Jan 13, 07
Comments: 1
Views: 5,647

Artist Theo Jansen has spent ten years of his life making huge skeleton structures which are able to walk in the wind.  Eventually, he wants these animals to live their own life walking on beaches.  In this video, Theo Jansen is featured in a BMW Innovation commercial.

References:  strandbeest, freshcreation.nl

Filed In:  art eco modern science








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shat on Mar 18, 07  0 Trends   561 Comments
Skeleton sculptures walk in wind. Go to sodaconstructor.com if you like this.
shat on Mar 18, 07  0 Trends   561 Comments +2

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Huge Kinetic Sculptures Walk in the Wind