Di-Octo II - Montréal, Québec - Kinetic Sculpture and Art on Waymarking.com

Di-Octo II est un don en l’honneur du 375e anniversaire de Montréal et du 150e anniversaire du Canada. L’œuvre cinétique présente une élégance linéaire lorsqu’elle est immobile, mais s’anime de sonorités lorsque le vent se lève – offrant une expérience spatio-temporelle ondoyante à ses spectateurs.

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Di-Octo II was donated in honour of the 375th anniversary of Montreal and 150th anniversary of Canada. The kinetic work assumes a linear elegance when still, then transitions to raucous animation when the wind picks up – altering one’s experience of time and space.

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Title of Piece: Di-Octo II Artist: Anthony Howe Material/Media: Acier Inoxydable - Stainless Steel Date of Creation or Placement: 2017 Location (specific park, transit center, library, etc.): Pavillon Henry F. Hall, Université Concordia - Henry F. Hall Pavilion, Concordia University Web link(s) for additional information: [Web Link] Web link(s) to YouTube or other video: [Web Link]

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