SoftRobotCritics
Autonomous motion, kinetics, aesthetics, softness, flexibility, and the unexpected.
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Most recent posts
Ideofoon 1 (1970-73) by Dick Raaijmakers (1930-2013)
Spherene materials
“In my “Gusts” series, I envision these pieces as dynamic weathervanes, capturing the essence of global climates through real-time wind data from a city of the collector’s choosing. Each sculpture is a living entity, responding …