BROOKLYN, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BREAKFAST, a Brooklyn-based new media artist, introduced their latest kinetic art sculpture on Royal Caribbean's new ship, Icon of the Seas. Titled "The Pearl," this ...

Described as the world's largest kinetic art sculpture by New York City-based designer Breakfast, the Pearl is a remarkably intricate art installation that draws inspiration from the sea and consists ...

Imagine stepping into a room where tranquility and movement blend seamlessly, creating an atmosphere of calm and inspiration. You are in the presence of Hēlios, the kinetic art sculpture that ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The latest bit of art added to downtown Gadsden’s landscape reflects the city’s most prominent natural landmark that sits ...

Pol Bury, “43 éléments se faisant face” (1968) (private collection, courtesy Galerie Patrick Derom) (photo by the author for Hyperallergic) PARIS — I particularly admire Pol Bury’s (1922–2005) ...

The kinetic sculpture behind the Rio 2016 Olympic cauldron is so hypnotic you might not have noticed the flame itself is rather tiny compared to past games. The kinetic sculpture behind the Rio 2016 ...

Occasionally, we get a tip for a project that is so compelling that we just have to write it up despite lacking details on how and why it was built. Alternatively, there are other projects where the ...

We absolutely love the impetus of this project, as it definitely sounds like something a Hackaday reader would go through. After finally deciding between a CNC router and a laser cutter, [Eirik ...

Fifi dot dot dot waits her turn to get into the water at Canton Waterfront Park during the Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race, sponsored by the American Visionary Art Museum. (Barbara Haddock ...

Discover the fascinating process behind creating a unique balancing sculpture using bolts, welding wire, and universal joints. Watch as the artist demonstrates each step—from gathering repurposed ...

Kid engineers team up to build a moving sculpture out of everyday items. We're John, Elly, Nick, and Linnea, and we're an engineering squad that's participating in the MIT Museum's annual Friday after ...