EX

Kinetic Art

EX & EX STRATA

Outdoor, monumental kinetic wind-driven sculpture for public places
and plazas.

See animated movie below:

EX #1
EX #1 (2m / 6ft) was exhibited at the Grounds for Sculpture Museum in New Jersey, USA in 2006 .

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EX STRATA #1
In October 2009 the interactive Light and Sound sculpture EX STRATA #1 (4m / 12ft) was unveiled at the "Homo Ludens" exhibition in Leeuwarden, the Netherlands.

Click here to see more photos and information: "Homo Ludens"

Photo by Carst Ivo Meijer

GENERAL DESIGN:

EX is a wind-driven kinetic stainless steel sculpture in the form of an EXclamation Mark.

The public can walk underneath the 60ft tall "EXclamation Mark" as it slowly tilts due to the wind on the upper part. A gyroscopic suspension system ensures that movement is possible in ALL horizontal directions, but only to a limited degree, as the main weight in the Exclamation Point always brings it back to its original position when the wind subsides!

Click on the images to learn more about each EX design.

For more information contact Ralfonso

	EX This monumental "EXclamation Mark" moves slowly, unpredictably as wind changes
	See short MOVIE about EX in 2m at Grounds for Sculpture MomentuM Exhibition
	Here shown indoor as a suspended stainless steel design version. This can be set into a gentle, unpredictable motion by a small motor. Click on image to see it larger
	Here shown outdoor design version Click on image to see it larger
	The gyroscopic suspension system ensures that movement is possible in all horizontal directions, but only to a limited degree! Click on image to see it larger
	Here shown in a mesh form
	Here shown in a "slice" design consisting of stainless steel plates.
	Here shown as a truly monumental version of 90ft - seen from the viewers perspective as he approaches the sculpture dome... Click on image to see it larger
	Here shown from underneath view - as the movement of the top as well as the ball can be seen by a viewer standing inside the sculpture dome... Click on image to see it larger

This site was last updated 10/25/09