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My Little Violin - Arthur Ganson

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Uploaded by on Nov 10, 2009

My Little Violin, 2009 by Arthur Ganson: It seems they were meant for one another...

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  • Nice piece. How long do you estimate the feather will last? I would think it might go a few weeks at best before becoming a nub?

    Of course if it doesn't run 24/7, it will last longer.

  • There is very little stress on either feathers and they should last for quite some time. (At this moment the machine is caressing 24/7 in the window of the MIT Museum in Cambridge, MA...)

  • hey,

    I saw (for the first time) some of your fascinating opuscules in the Ars Electronica Center this summer in Linz, I was immediately smitten, they are so delicate and sensuous and comic, beautiful

  • Thanks almafarag- I appreciate the kind words and have fond memories of Linz!

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  • this is a total masterpiece; the tenderness and the humor are incredible. plus there's the uncanny sounds of gears, sighs, and music. awesome.

  • I love your work Arthur, I must say this is my fovourite piece.

    It does turn me on!

    One wants to be that violin.

    I was wondering wich song is the one that plays in the video?

    Greetings from México!

  • Just Wonderful!

  • THIS IS FUCKING CREEPY. why are all of your videos fucking creepy

  • Oh no! You're very slowly wearing away the varnish!

  • this is the kind of art that makes you go whats the point, but its still good I GUESS

  • I've been recently investigating about automatons and kinetic sculpture and i felt absolutely captivated by your work. It's so sensitive, deep and intellectual. I had to present my investigation in class and when i talked about you, everyone was amazed too.

    Thanks for sharing your art,

    Laura W.

  • oooooh, you can almost feel them feathers. Just one question though: is that lucious sighing part of the machine or from an admiring viewer?

  • I'm trying to build some stage equipment using a similar mechanism, but how do you translate the movement from the spiral arm to an alternating up down movement for the feathers. does the whole thing run from a single rotor or are there more than one movement sources?

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