Ukiyo-E Kinetic Sculpture by Jeffery Laudenslager

Renowned kinetic sculptor Jeffery Laudenslager of San Diego, California, brings his multi-dimensional vision into form with Ukoyi-E. I continue to enjoy the opportunity to help bring his kinetic forms to the public. You can see more of his work at www.laudenslagersculpture.com.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• jeffery
• laudenslager
• wildesmith
• kinetic
• sculpture
• art
• artists
• metal
• videography

[galy1607]

how did i end up here lol

[SeaWasp]

My brain hurts :)

[rasqash]

@davaeron666 Do you feel good attacking my knowledge, because I actually explained what Ukiyoe are, does it feel good to bring down someone with a bit of knowledge. I post an intelligent comment and you just have to tear a few strips off it, so I look like an idiot and you look better. I hope you feel good. I really do.

[rasqash]

@davaeron666 I'm gobsmacked, I dont even know how to respond to this, you can clearly see that others have questioned why it's called Ukiyo-e but you have to single out me, because I actually explained what Ukiyo-e are. Trust the lowest common denominator to cut the tall poppies. I hope you feel happy for cutting me down to size you troll

[proudcadad]

Beautiful, peaceful, and appealing. This video does a great job of showing this piece of art in a natural setting, moving in the breeze, and calming our inner selves.  Well done!

[junksculptor]

Nice Work!!

[Flym0nkey]

hahahaha

[neoblood3d]

Look mom, I can bolt some crap together and paint it silver. Now give me all your money.

[stevendurr]

how is this good. it's just a piece of spinning metal

[bricology]

It's pretty pleasant to look at, but it's basically what George Rickey had been doing since the '50s (albeit with curvilinear forms, rather than the rectilinear forms Rickey used).

[xXZarlachXx]

... Didnt gte it... it was just turning around...