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Arthur Ganson: Moving sculpture
www.ted.com Sculptor and engineer Arthur Ganson talks about his work -- kinetic art that explores deep philosophical ideas and is gee-whiz fun to look at.
www.ted.com Sculptor and engineer Arthur Ganson talks about his work -- kinetic art that explores deep philosophical ideas and is gee-whiz fun to look at.
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I love this guy, for starting off as such an introvert he sure is well spoken and funny now. And his creations are wonderful, could just inspect them for days.
Imaginative, skillful, poetic, emotive. Genius.
thank you so much for posting. I went to see some of Arthur Ganson's work in Boston - Makes me happy to see them.
I saw many of his works in MIT Museum, like the exploding chairs. I only learned that they were made by him after I saw him talk in TED XD You should go see his work in MIT museum.... It's pretty cool :)
I was not an born introvert. I was an extrovert. But then life happened. I met these dishonest people. They scared me for life. So I became very choosy and careful with people. I started distrusting them. Then everyone started calling me an introvert and rude. I said well I don’t care. But deep down I did care. But was too scared to open up. Because frankly there is no one to be trusted. Everybody is trying to survive. Me too. This is my strategy. Probably I will find some one else who shares my mind.
Arthur - you have transported me yet again. Inspired, I carry your gift into another day. I wish you every pleasure and reward as you follow your muse and include us in your search for the balance between ambiquity and art, message and just being there. Much love from, Your old friend in Cornwall.
The beauty of seeing the world through his eyes.
ahh does anyone know the music that was playing in the last few minutes of his presentation?
I love all these videos but dont understand why they are categorized under entertainment. I believe the lot of these videos should be categorized as Educational. Without a doubt uplifting videos.
Simply wonderful.
Such poetry. Beautiful.
to call his work a perpetual useless is jealousy at its peak. Arthur Ganson found his true purpose in life, and life is not about money. 11:04
these are really, really beautiful.
this is my favorite thing on the web.
Can someone please ID the song at the end... the Spanish guitar piece (sounds Spanish)
Brilliant
What is the guitar piece that plays at the end?
@rickyseabra
3 жыл бұрын
Did you ever find out the name of the guitar piece?
It was very interesting
Ballet Mechanique. dream come true :)
Awesome.
Art!
thank you:)
good point
Which is better (or worse): leaving a child in constant pain and agony, hoping that someday he would make a great artist or engineer, or trying to help him have a less painful childhood with the price of missing some wonderful piece of art?
@AshyElephants
6 жыл бұрын
The second scenario implies that the child only exists to please others. Van Gogh's work is beautiful but him being happy would have been much more beautiful than his work
A lot more people will watch them if they are labeled as entertainment.
@randomstuffs9103
2 жыл бұрын
hello from 2022
If he were born today he would be diagnosed with autism and drugged.
@rickyseabra
4 жыл бұрын
So true.
I thought it said scripture, those people and thangs in this vid are of god though Five Star and the number like Kevin Garnett of the World Champion Celtics of 08 Go Kobe and team USA whoop those foreigners asses in b-ball.