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18 Jun

Arthur Ganson: Sculpture That’s Truly Moving

TED recently posted a video of Arthur Ganson: discussing his amazing sculptures. The video was shot back in 2004, which was the same year that I originally posted a link to his fascinating pieces of art, but this video shows so much more about his work and the process and thought behind it. More or Arthur Ganson’s work can be seen over at his own site. [Cheers Thomas]

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One Response to “Arthur Ganson: Sculpture That’s Truly Moving”

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Mike Says:

I’ve seen his kinetic sculptures in person, and they are truly marvelous and magical. Left me inspired and giddy for a long time.
June 18th, 2008 at 4:19 pm

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