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Ever imagined a sculpture of a Buddhist with a mechanical element that would make it move? South-Korean artist Zang Zi Won melted together these two very different areas. While having a pensive face, for example, the sculpture will be activated by a device that moves it. The contrast is even stronger due to the white color of the material and the clean and very complicated robotic device.
Apparently at the core of the project, the artist is making a statement about decision-making and the boundary between mechanical though and spiritual inspiration.
via complex.com
“The natural human features of Wang’s ‘post-human’ or ‘post-person’ sculptures with its serene and meditative expression are juxtaposed against the disjointed mechanical components…At the core of Want’s works is the issue of decision making- the emotive human decisions against the coded and system judgments made by machines.”
And this is how they move:
via complex.com and juxtapoz.com