‘Self Organization’, A Cleverly Repurposed Typewriter That Features Giant Reaching Octopus Tentacles
image via Courtney Brown
Artist Courtney Brown has created an incredibly complex and clever sculpture that she humorously named “Self-Organization“. Made from a repurposed 1938 Underwood typewriter, the piece features bronze octopus tentacles reaching over, under and around, blinding searching for the right keys to type up a note for itself. The sculpture recently won first place at the annual California Sculpture SLAM at the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art.
image via Courtney Brown
image via Courtney Brown
image via California Sculpture SLAM
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