Hokum automaton by Deane Benninghoven
Here is a lively automaton called Hokum by Deane Benninghoven of Seattle, Washington. The automaton was inspired by the famous Antonio Diavolo, the acrobatic automaton by Robert-Houdin, which featured a figure that was removed at the end of the performance to show it to be free of any linkages.
This piece is made of polymer clay, brass, epoxy, aluminum, pigments, acrylic paint, Plexiglas, Japanese paper, steel, wood, neodymium magnets and features the removable figure.
See more automata and other art by Deane Benninghoven on his web site.
Labels: Deane Benninghoven, devil, free objects, magic, magnets, Robert-Houdin
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