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Swarovski Crystals, Garnet, Rose quartz, Quartz, Hematite, Miyuki, Matsuno, Toho, and Czech glass beads.
I used fireline to bead weave this piece..
Alla casa di Assunta e Paolo Podio Guidugli. Per la conferenza
"Tensegrities in Art, Maths and Engineering"
October, 2011.
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Università di Tor Vergata.
A oficina de robótica: robôs dançantes - tensegrity - ocorreu no dia 11/08/2016 e foi facilitada pelo artista tecnológico Fernando Daguanno, maker argentino que vive no Brasil. A partir da mistura de processos analógicos e digitais demos vida a essas pequenas estruturas arquitetônicas autoportantes - tensegrity.
Fotos: Conrado Bassini/ Meduzza
Photo-based-art from my exhibition project:
.a special case of music and noise..Tipical Petersburg/
Photography gelatin silver & digital / video /art-object
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Tried my hand at making a custom tensegrity structure MOC. I modeled it after the final scene in Revenge of the Sith where Anakin and Obi-Wan are dueling on Mustafar. Funny enough, the main reason for the theming is because I only had two long chains and one of them was orange from Ghostrider's minifig haha so it made sense to make it lava themed / Mustafar themed.
My first simple attempt at a tensegrity structure. Using alternating magnetic poles allows to fix the four balls, and the connection is strong enough to take some strain.
Canon 60D
Canon 50mm Macro
ISO 100, 1/100, f/14
key light: Versalight 300 with 2x2 softbox with grid,
Strobe fired using PocketWizards
background is curved blue cloth
Dialoghi di Trani 2013
gruppo di lavoro, architetti:
Francesca Barone
Giuseppe Fallacara
Anna Mangione
Fiore Resta
Raffaella Sanseverino
Marco Stigliano
St. Petersburg, Elagin Park. Exhibition Hall Of Stable Building
tensegrity frame show: youtu.be/NSyV_fBw-30
my exhibition project
Dialoghi di Trani 2013
gruppo di lavoro, architetti:
Francesca Barone
Giuseppe Fallacara
Anna Mangione
Fiore Resta
Raffaella Sanseverino
Marco Stigliano
dubbele spiegel, spiegel, roestvrij staal, plastic afgietsel van botten, tl-buizen
two-way mirror, mirror, stainless steel, plastic cast bones, neonlight
In Search of...
GEM, Den Haag 2012
Matthew Day Jackson (1974) heeft al jaren succes met zijn spraakmakende installaties in de Verenigde Staten. Sinds kort verovert hij ook museaal Europa. In samenwerking met het MAMbo in Bologna en het Kunstmuseum Luzern, brengt het GEM, museum voor actuele kunst in Den Haag begin 2012 zijn eerste grote solotentoonstelling in Europa.
The Hague’s GEM museum is pleased to present the final installation of In Search of…, Matthew Day Jackson’s (b. 1974) first major solo European exhibition. In cooperation with MAMbo in Bologna (Italy) and Kunstmuseum Luzern (Switzerland), the exhibition includes work from 2007 to present and frames it within the line of thought that has developed in Jackson’s work.
The Kurilpa Bridge is a pedestrian and cycle bridge, of unusual 'spider web' suspension design (my terminology). According to that impeccable Wiki source, it is 'the world’s largest hybrid tensegrity bridge', linking the CBD near Roma Street with the Gallery of Modern Art and Queensland Art Gallery Complex at Southbank.
This is an 80ft tower in the sculpture park at the Kröller-Müller Museum near Arnhem in Holland. None of the metal poles touch and it is supported solely by the tension in the cables running through the tubes. View from underneath was stunning. Artist is Kenneth Snelson, and sculpture was made in 1969. August 2006.
This decorated model shows two kis-truchet triangles that perform the map operation "snub" tiling a digon. Joining an identical "half-football" on the bottom completes the tiling of a digon on the sphere. Rotating the completed football 90 degrees on its long axis reveals that this structure (despite some doubling of tendons) is the Snelson X-module tensegrity.