Anamorphic Man
2006
A three dimensional anomorphic projection. When viewed through the circle on the left the figure becomes whole.
Location - Private Collection, Seoul, Korea
Size - 1100mm x 450mm x 250mm
Materials - Brazed steel
Photo - John Coombes
The Anamorphic Man will be born if you look from a central viewing point (wiry hole) a figure is visible.
'Anamorphic Man' was specially comissioned for "Assembling Bodies: Art, Science & Imagination"by The Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Cambridge University through Kinetica Museum.
2005
A dislocated figure stretches apart as he leaps through time and space.
Location - Private Collection, Edinburgh
Dimensions - 1000 X 500 X 300 mm
Materials - Brazed mild steel
Photo - John Coombes
Anamorphic Man, Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology, Cambridge
Atomised
2005
A leg is propelled into space stopping with a jolt, its foot still shaking. From the other side the other leg joins it in the centre. Piece by piece a figure is formed in space and suspended in time.
Location :Collection of Kinetica Museum, London. Currently exhibited at the Museum of Anthropology and Archeology, Cambridge University.
Materials - Steel, Motors, plc, sensor
Size :3000 X 2100 mm
Photo - John Coombes
I have to say though that those works are not so spacial, i do like the style. A simple space was make up by iron ropes. Black Lines are so vivid and persuasive, which can attract audience easily. It is like a kid game "Visible & Invisible".
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