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Kinetic Sculptures Blend AI and Secondhand Machines
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- →This work highlights the intersection of technology, art, and sustainability, showcasing innovative uses of AI and mechanical components in creative expression.
Artist Rachel Youn creates kinetic sculptures using secondhand machines and artificial flowers, giving them a humanlike presence. One piece, Slow Burn, features a motorized neck massager that animates an artificial orchid.
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