Reuben Margolin is an artist who makes singular techno-kinetic waves sculptures. Using quite a bit of math and salvaged materials including wood, string and cardboard, he produces intricate and fluid pieces that reinterpret linear waves in three dimensional spaces. Margolin’s work reminds me in form of an installation by David Bowen that recreates live data from a NOAA buoy station. Here’s a 10-minute documentary from Make Magazine on the Bay Area artist and how he goes about making his hypnotic pieces.
(via Korduroy TV)
A New Englander through and through, Drew grew up in Connecticut / New Hampshire and got over educated in Boston. He also lived on a beach in Southern California for some years. Film, photography, music and literature monopolize his time these days. Drew lives in Brooklyn, NY, eats too many cheeseburgers at the Commodore and hopes to carry on simply one day on a big piece of land by the sea without the computer or YouTube.
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