The Art Machine by Robet Spillner is an amazing convergence of art and technology that creates never-ending artwork that is always unique and new. Spillner, a former automotive engineer, created the piece of art as "a machine which can paint continuous images, but is not a video." The result was a piece that resembles a 37-inch-diameter ship’s porthole that takes advantage of swirling liquids.
The technology behind the Art Machine lies in its mix of aerospace industry dye and particles that are combined with a fluid that it cannot mix with. This results in a spectacular swirl, rotated by twin electric motors, that strike patches of light and dark in the Art Machine.
Continuous Kinetic Art Pieces
Robert Spillner's Art Machine Creates Unique Designs with Technology
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