Umberto St. John writes,...
"I stumbled upon this guy, who you probably already know about. He uses sequential sculptures and strobe lights to create a moving, stop-motion effect."
Actually, I wasn't familiar with his stuff. His name is Gregory Barsamian, and his sculptures are effectively large, three-dimensional zoetropes which use a strobe light to trick your eyes into not seeing the construction as a spinning object.
Click here or the photo above to get the full deal at his site.
Here are two examples:
September 08, 2007
The Sculptures Of Gregory Barsamian
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When in new york city, visit the museum of the moving image. They have two of the greatest works of art I ever saw, on permanent display: an enormous Barsamian gizmo that takes up a whole room, and a full-size latex mannequin of a demonic linda blair from "the exorcist".
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