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‘The Creatures,’ Kinetic Sculptures by Julia Nizamutdinova

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'The Creatures,' Kinetic Sculptures by Julia Nizamutdinova
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The Creatures by Julia Nizamutdinova

Titled ‘The Creatures’ are a series of kinetic sculptures designed and built by artist Julia Nizamutdinova. Having started her career as an architect, Julia works as an artist, designer, and engineer. Using parametric design and computational tools, Julia creates mesmerizing sculptures that rotate, twist, and turn in a hypnotic fashion. She works at the intersection of art and technology to push her ideas beyond the standards. Julia became an engineer, an inventor, and an alchemist who can live the lifeless and realize her every insane idea. 

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Flore fluens - kinetic sculpture by Julia Nizamutdinova
Sprut 3.0 Julia Nizamutdinova

Julia Nizamutdinova creates fantastic creatures, not existing plants, and animals – robots – Cyberflora. They hypnotize and contain everything that we love to look at in nature but are enclosed in an unusual shell of fantastic creatures. What do you see? The fire? Water? Floating movements of marine animals? For each, they look their way. They are beautiful, hypnotic, fascinating creations.

Julia Nizamutdinova
Julia Nizamutdinova
Julia Nizamutdinova
Julia Nizamutdinova
Julia Nizamutdinova
Julia Nizamutdinova

Music : KRNK by Nikolai Popov

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