Sarah Buckius (USA) Impossible kinetic sculptures for the home 1:48
Film & video programme „Tales“
13/09/2010, Monday, 17:00 - 18:00, Studio 7, Art Academy
In this piece, I constructed impossible kinetic sculptures using functional everyday objects to perform highly non-functional, absurd movements. These sculptures cannot exist in real time and space, due to the limitations of the physical world. They are both funny and sad, thus a metaphor for so much of everyday life.
Sarah Buckius is an artist and educator working in digital media who currently lives in Ann Arbor, MI. She teaches art at the University of Michigan School of Art & Design, Eastern Michigan University School of Art, and Washtenaw Community College Visual Arts and Technology Program. Her creative work interweaves photography, video, performance, animation, and installation and has been exhibited nationally and internationally.
http://www.sarahbuckius.com
13/09/2010, Monday, 17:00 - 18:00, Studio 7, Art Academy
In this piece, I constructed impossible kinetic sculptures using functional everyday objects to perform highly non-functional, absurd movements. These sculptures cannot exist in real time and space, due to the limitations of the physical world. They are both funny and sad, thus a metaphor for so much of everyday life.
Sarah Buckius is an artist and educator working in digital media who currently lives in Ann Arbor, MI. She teaches art at the University of Michigan School of Art & Design, Eastern Michigan University School of Art, and Washtenaw Community College Visual Arts and Technology Program. Her creative work interweaves photography, video, performance, animation, and installation and has been exhibited nationally and internationally.
http://www.sarahbuckius.com
