laughingsquid:

Trampolining, 1960

rustybreak:

Drawing Machine by Eske Rex.
The focus of the work are the properties of the material to be processed and its characteristics. In Drawing Machine, two hand-dictated pendulums are set in motion that can turn a drawing tool on the giant size walk. Great, random patterns emerge that allow the study of time, energy and movement. 
This is truly one of the most beautiful techniques of creating art, please watch the video and reblog as often as you can to give this artist some well-deserved credibility. You can watch the creation here: http://vimeo.com/21999779
P.S. The noises are just fabulous!  

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rmnds1:

Mike Joyce

shapenoid:

Force 666 @flickr.com

sateliteemocional:

mar01d+ by alezpaniedamianie on Flickr.

enochliew:

Spaarnwoude Recreation Park

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laughingsquid:

Dig Dug to China by Phil Jones

wordsandeggs:

Collage by Lindsay Whitehead of Unraveled Design. 

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 (by unraveleddesign)

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coleyleys:

Neon Organic 0019 100x70 [lo] by watz on Flickr.

(Source: oliversalazar)

(Source: theblackworkshop, via orientaltiger)

motherraisedamystic:

KALEIDOSCOPE TUNNEL AT THE MILAN TRIENNALE, 1964

… during the exhibition the floor was covered by moving projections and sound, thereby creating even more disorientation

inspirationfeed:

Sailing To The Sun by Jonathan Ogden