Sculpture In Motion Exhibit (Photo Essay)

While visiting the Atlanta Botanical Gardens today, I took the time to seek out all the pieces in the Sculpture in Motion exhibit that's currently being displayed at the gardens.  I photographed quite a number of them to share with you.

From the exhibit brochure: Amid lavishly blooming flowers and trees a collection of extraordinary sculptures comes to life. Sixteen artists capture the energy of wind, water, sound, sun, magnetics and touch in more than twenty-five works of fine art. The dynamic sculptures move and shift, forming endless compositions in perfect harmony with the beautiful gardens. This exhibition is the most extensive survey of outdoor kenetic art ever held and includes some of the most prominent kenetic sculptures working today.

I'm pretty sure the one shown in the above two photos is called Mikoshi. It's hard to remember where I was when I snapped all these photos.

This one was pretty neat in that all those little pieces flipped in the wind.

This is Terra Incognita I believe. The balls move based on sound. You were instructed to sing or clap your hands and watch.

These were pieces of glass and they made the most beautiful sound as I toured the Orchid Center. This was called Masdevallia Extravaganza.

This one spiraled in the breeze.

I was more focused on the Atlanta skyline here.

Figure 8 on Open Rectangle.

I think this was Undulations. I would have done a better job notating what eacxh was, but I didn't decide to do a photo essay until I got home and saw all the photos I had of the exhibit.

Split Disk in Rectangular Frame.

Some of these artworks were really facinating to watch. Hope you enjoyed looking at some of the pieces in the exhibit.