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Arthur Ganson erschafft bewegliche Skulpturen

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Der Bildhauer und Ingenieur Arthur Ganson spricht über seine Arbeit: kinetische Kunst, die tiefgründige philosophische Gedanken erforscht und deren Betrachten einfach Spaß macht.

Arthur Ganson's kinetic metal sculptures mix high art with gearhead humor. He's also the inventor of the kids' construction toy Toobers & Zots. Full bio »

Translated into German by Felix von Drigalski
Reviewed by Manuel Tanner
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