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Flextangles and Kaleidocycles are perfect kinetic mathematical sculptures for children of all ages. Their flexibility make these perfect for any classroom.

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Explaining the basics about balance when building an art mobile / hanging kinetic sculpture - With illustrations / images - Contact me if you need more help

This is a Kit to assemble a kinetic desktop toy that creates a wave-like movement. - All 22 component parts are cut off and can easily be removed fr...

Kinetic Sculpture V1: Hi All, I got inspired by David C Roy's kinetic sculptures and wanted to make it for myself Though he does not share any details/plans/blueprints of the sculptures, here are many who have tried to decipher the art.... After studying youtube and a fe…

Chaotic Double Pendulum: I have always loved chaotic pendulums. I've seen many types of them. Some have 2 moving parts, some have 3, even more are possible. I saw a version on YouTube that I liked very much. It like all others I've seen are one sided, offset from a wall or …

DIY Machines built this kinetic sand art table that creates designs and then destroys them in order to create more. #Instructables #electronics #technology #Arduino #RaspberryPi

(No, picking up and moving around a Picasso canvas wouldn't make it “kinetic art”.) The term is mostly applied to three-dimensional sculptures that are designed to move because of natural elements like wind or water, or a mechanical apparatus, e.g. an electric motor.

A new edition by Paul Spooner. Twelve wooden birds rotate on four axes in imitation of one of Johann Knopf’s drawings. Knopf, also known as Knüpfer, died in Wiesloch asylum in 1910. He was a patient of Dr Hans Prinzhorn, one of the first psychiatrists to become interested in, and respectful of, the creative works […]