San Francisco kinetic sculpture artist Paul Cesewski, who has created many amazing pedal powered rides for Cyclecide, is currently the Artist In Residence at SF Recycling & Disposal, Inc. (aka the San Francisco Dump). He has been working on several interesting projects from materials that he’s found at the dump and he’ll be having an art show there on Friday, May 23rd (6-9pm) and Saturday, May 24th (12-5pm).
Much of my artwork consists of bicycle powered kinetic sculpture. Participants move themselves through space by pushing bicycle pedals. People powered machines engage us in active participation with the machines. The process of propulsion is in the hands of the participant. The participant can experiment with the machine and respond to stimulus directly. We experience the organic nature of propelling ourselves.
photo via Art at the Dump
Here Are A Few Related Posts You Might Enjoy:
- Photos & Video of Paul Cesewski Art at the San Francisco Dump
- Benefit Carnival For Paul Cesewski of Cyclecide
- BAVC Interview With San Francisco Street Artist Sirron Norris
- Paul Addis Granted Parole After Serving Time Attempting To Burn Down Burning Man
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Very cool stuff! I enjoy reading your blog, from juliejulie on Twitter.
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This guy, Chris Cole, of Bend, Oregon makes really cool kinetic sculpture, often out of recycled bike parts!