Jan 21

Helicone — an interactive kinetic sculpture

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Through the use of internal stops, each arm is constrained to rotate a maximum of 68.75° (1/2 the Golden Angle) relative to its neighboring layer. Helicone has just come on the market, and is available in a number of retail venues including the MoMA and Guggenheim Museum stores in New York City. It may be found Online at: Amazon.com, UncommonGoods.com, grand-illusions.com

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