The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living: a cardboard and plastic interpretation
Dim. (all in mm): shark H /t T 240, Tank: L 390, W 250, H 220
Pre-apocalyptische notas over nothing. Sciency stuff, poetry, politics, art and the music of total dissent. May the Almighty bless you and all who sail into her... Welcome to my cave
The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living: a cardboard and plastic interpretation
Dim. (all in mm): shark H /t T 240, Tank: L 390, W 250, H 220
Or: "Mother spider, baby spider and the dragonfly", a project I've done for me Mam's upcoming art exhibition, at her home (I'll also be serving the Blinis for that occasion!)
Spider tidbit: did you know that spiders don't just have eight legs? They also have eight eyes. Despite that, most don't really see that well, apart from, apparently, hunting spiders.
This home-built airplane, like the Belgian sculptor Panamarenko's non-flying contraptions, doesn't actually fly. It's been made entirely from rubbish (or 'upcycled materials' in newspeak)
Fuselage: length ca. 510 mm, mass ca. 60 g
Vleugel: width ca. 515 mm, mass 40 g
Propellor: diameter 170 mm
The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living: a cardboard and plastic interpretation Dim. (all in mm): shark H /t T...