Moving Madness X

Ok.  This isn't really a marble run.  But it is cool and has a great jazz tune.  You too can count to twelve!

Moving Madness IX

Another creation from Eddie Boes.  Wave Rider.  Located at Temecula Pediatric Dentistry in Temecula, Ca.  I used to live within an easy drive from there!

The Thinnest Of Threads

Makes this illusion possible.  Located at the BMW museum.

Moving Madness VIII

Ah, the look of hand finished wood.  A classic!

Blowing In The Wind

As a part of checking out a number of kinetic sculptures, I came across this interesting piece of work.  If you feel the need, you can purchase one here.

Moving Madness VII

Kind of an ear-full.  But also kind of fun!

Moving Madness VI

Another loud one!

Rooster Rings

Located at the deCordova Sculpture Park, Rooster Rings is an absolutely fascinating piece of work.

Moving Madness V

Another piece from Eddie Boes.  This one is at Orthodontic Arts in Lynchburg, VA.  Where were all these cool dentists when I was a kid!

The Wind Revealed

Kinetic sculptures in Vail, CO.  Enjoy!

Marble Madness IV

The first in a series from Eddie Boes of Eddie's Mind.  You can check out his YouTube stream for more.

 

This piece of kinetic art is on display at Columbia Basin Pediatric Dentistry in Kennewick, WA.

Moving Madness III

I remember watching this one as a kid.  How cool is this!  Everyone love Sesame Street.

Moving Madness II

Small scale.  Bamboo sticks for runs.  You could make this at home!

Moving Madness I

This thing is huge!

This run is located at the House of Marbles in Bovey Tacey, Devon, UK

Where Diversions Lead

I had a chance to watch a bit of the movie "Fracture" earlier today.  Anthony Hopkins is one of the stars.  His work is always great.  Unfortunately, it wasn't enough for me to recommend the movie.

However it was enough to cause me to do a little reading about one feature of the movie; a kinetic sculpture. It appears for only a few fleeting seconds, but it is a thing of wonder.

That naturally led to the discovery of some other kinetic sculptures.  I will be sharing some of these nuggets with you in the coming weeks.  Stay tuned!

If I never grow up, then I'd love to earn my living creating this kind of art.