Video of Aluminum Sculpture Golden Ratio Box rotating
Bistable images show that perception of an object can shift between two distinct interpretations. As the artwork rotates, viewers’ perception likely alternates between these states, creating a dynamic and interactive experience.
The rotation introduces a temporal dimension, drawing attention to how perception changes with movement and perspective, suggesting that art can introduce an altered spatial understanding.
Video of Aluminum Box sculpture seen from an airplane ride.
Buckle up in this open cockpit biplane for a ride around 3D Graffiti – we’ll circle the scene for a full view of this street art.
The feeling is like an exploration of perspective and spatial illusion. The energy of the geometric structure interacts with the background in a way that changes perception as the angle shifts. This effect emphasizes how perspective can manipulate dimensional interpretation, making the work feel dynamic and alive despite its static form.
The metal framework blends minimalist design with optical intrigue, drawing attention to how flat surfaces and open spaces can create visual ambiguity. It also engages the viewer’s spatial awareness, as the mind attempts to resolve the shifting perspectives presented in the one minute of time.
This video was published by Glass Tire and tours visitors around the exhibition presented by Art Center Waco that was given fine reviews. – ENJOY!