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Kinetic Sculpture · 2007
Fata (Fata Morgana)
Fata Morgana is a kinetic sculpture that spins light into mesmerizing patterns, named after the optical illusion seen in the desert. Available for rental or purchase.
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About This Piece
Fata Morgana — named after the desert mirage phenomenon — is a kinetic sculpture that transforms motion into choreographed beauty. The piece rotates and spins, casting arcs and spirals that create ephemeral patterns against the night sky. Built for large-scale events and festivals, Fata Morgana has been a centerpiece at Burning Man and Maker Faire, captivating audiences with its primal yet precisely engineered dance of steel and light. It is available for rental or purchase.
Material
Steel
Artist
Orion Fredericks
Year
2007
Availability
Available for rental or purchase
Techniques & Process
Kinetic engineeringSteel fabrication
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