Moth
14oct(oct 14)11:00 am16(oct 16)4:30 pmMothLocation No. 1
Event Details
Charlotte Biszewski, Nick Willsher & George Rumney Fri 14 – Sun 16 11am – 4.30pm Disability Access: Yes Family friendly: No Ensemble, puts together its first collaborative project, this sister group of
Event Details
Charlotte Biszewski, Nick Willsher & George Rumney
Fri 14 – Sun 16
11am – 4.30pm
Disability Access: Yes
Family friendly: No
Ensemble, puts together its first collaborative project, this sister group of Rusty Squid, crosses the boundaries of art, design and engineering. Creating a new winged form in the world of robotics and art.
An upturned mechanical moth, responsive to the actions of its handler, it plays with both our instinctual empathy with the vulnerable and our internal intrigue in insects. This basketball size creature invites its viewer to pick it up, pass it around. The moth’s interaction increases through this handling and its wings will gradually unfold.
Combining the aesthetic beauty of paper folding, printing and casting, with robotics to create this digitally refined piece. Working with the internal need to protect and aid vulnerable beings, and Inspired by the true form of moths, this vulnerability affects how it is handled. Exposed mechanisms and paper wings accentuate this idea and bring the world of robotics on display in an open, tangible and accessible form.
www.rustysquid.org.uk
Time
14 October, 2016 11:00 am - 16 October, 2016 4:30 pm(GMT+00:00)
Location
(2) Roath Park Conservatory
Roath Park Botanic Gardens, CF23 5PG