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トム・シャノンの重力抵抗彫刻

Filmed Feb 2003 • Posted May 2009TED2003
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トム・シャノンが重力に抵抗した異空間に存在するような彫刻を次々と紹介していく。彫刻はどれもシンプルな素材を使っている。中にはマグネットやワイヤーを使い、惑星のように空中浮揚し空中をを回るものもある。科学を使い芸術品を作り出すのはまさに神々しい。

Tom Shannon's mixed-material sculpture seems to levitate -- often it actually does -- thanks to powerful magnets and clever arrangements of suspension wire. He designed the TED Prize trophy. Full bio »

Translated into Japanese by Airi Kobayashi
Reviewed by Hidetoshi Yamauchi
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