ART RECIPES
Ingredients
Directions
Level: Beginner
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Approximately 17 m of 16mm pvc pipe
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3D printed joints (alternative: wire spiral and hot glue)
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optional: Ruber band or a piece or bicycle tube
1 - 3D printing the individual joints.
Download 3D printing file here: jesper-carlsen.com/download/mo4_stl.zip
(alternative: wire spiral and hot glue)
2 - Cut the pcv pipe in the lengths desired. (mine 11 x 46cm, 10 x 42 cm, 11 x 38cm)
3 - Assemble, the biggest box first.
"Prototype Construction no 4"
by Jesper Carlsen.
Prototype Construction no 4, 2016, 3D print, 16mm pvc pipe
Total Time:
20 hrs 30 min
Prep: 20 hrs | Cook: 30 min
About the artists
Jesper Carlsen (born 1977 in Aarhus, DK) lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Before his admission to Funen Art Academy i 2001 he worked as an electronics mechanic. Since 2004 Carlsen has exhibited internationally in both group and solo exhibitions/shows. His work, centered around animation, often acts as an activation of the surrounding space. Many of his works have the human perceptual limitation as the key component, and his work often appears minimal in its investigation of how the mind works.
Tools
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Saw
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3D printer or a hot glue gun
