Ewa Pachucka at work on the sculpture „Shepherd”, 1995 - 2009/2010, 169 x 55 x 48 cm
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photo: Romuald Pachucki
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Art Installations, Sculpture, Contemporary Art
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The diversity of approaches. You can see more at: https://fr.pinterest.com/alternatiview/installation-art-sculpture-contemporary-art/ or at: https://www.pinterest.fr/alternatiview/
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Anne Bak
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The Last Gun is a mechano-robotic flute built out of a disabled shotgun and salvaged industrial components. The gun barrels have been transformed into a double-flute, which is played by compressed air. The mechanics are programmed and controlled through open-source electronics using an Arduino microprocessor and a Raspberry Pi board. The installation graphically charts and then musically depicts the rise & fall of annual U.S. arms exports. The flute’s aural response is based upon a value judgment. It is programmed to play a somber melody for every rise in arms exports and an upbeat tune for every year the arms exports drop.
Via Jacques Urbanska 
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