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Harmonogram - Ivan Moscovichs kybernetiske kunst

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H-56H-32H-45H-49H-11
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Category: Visuel kunst

Skabt af Ivan Moscovich i hans hjemmestudie ved hjælp af en indviklet dobbelt-pendul tegnemekanisme af hans eget design. Kunstner, opfinder, forfatter og Holocaust-overlever, Moscovich patenterede sin Harmonograph i 1967 og finpudsede langsomt de præcise teknikker, der kræves for at mestre sin innovative "kybernetiske" tilgang til tegning. Maskinen producerer todimensionelle oscillationer, som matematikere kalder Lissajous-figurer. Gennem variationer af farve, form og komposition var Moscovich i stand til at opnå en slående visuel mangfoldighed i sine billeder. Tegneprocessen var tidskrævende og krævede omfattende eksperimentering for at udføre hvert koncept succesfuldt. Af denne grund producerede kunstneren aldrig kopier af sine værker. Hver signeret Moscovich Harmonogram er unik i ordets sandeste forstand, der findes ingen anden som den. Farvet markør på kunstkarton. 24 x 24 tommer.

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Harmonogram - Ivan Moscovichs kybernetiske kunst

Designer

Ivan Moscovich

Mærke

Art of Play

Materiale

Papir

Størrelse

24 x 24 tommer

Oprindelse

Holland

H-44H-11H-56H-32H-27H-40H-25H-51

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ruby W. ★★★★★

The double-pendulum mechanism he built himself gives these lines a hypnotic, organic flow that no digital print could ever replicate. It hangs in my hallway and every guest stops to ask about the backstory, which is half the magic. A piece that rewards both a glance and a long look.

Christopher W. ★★★★★

I’ve stared at it for an hour and still keep finding new overlaps and tiny loops in the lines. Knowing it came from a hand-built double-pendulum rig makes every stroke feel like a captured moment of chance.

Eli B. ★★★★★

I've been staring at the intricate pendulum lines for days and keep noticing new layers in the composition each time. Knowing it was drawn by a handmade mechanical device in Moscovich's own studio makes the precision feel even more remarkable.

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