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Ο Άρθουρ Γκάνσον φτιάχνει γλυπτική που κινείται

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Ο γλύπτης και μηχανικός Άρθουρ Γκάνσον μιλάει για την δουλειά του - κινητική τέχνη που εξερευνεί βαθιές φιλοσοφικές ιδέες κι έχει πολύ πλάκα να την κοιτάς.

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 »

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