3D Artists & Kinetic Art Design Internship

Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Work on concept building
2. Work on using a 3D printer and prototyping
3. Work on making CAD drawings, making 3D using 3D max or blender
4. Work on programming Aurdino and controller for a flawless movement
5. Work on electrical engineering and programming


Additional Information:

3D kinetic art installations can take various forms, such as large-scale sculptures, immersive environments, or interactive installations. They often utilize a combination of mechanical systems, motors, gears, pulleys, or electronic mechanisms to bring the artwork to life. These artists experiment with different materials, such as metal, wood, plastics, or even electronic components, to create visually captivating and dynamic pieces. The movement in their artwork can be driven by various sources, including wind, water, gravity, or programmed electronic controls.

Kinetic artists often explore themes of motion, time, energy, and the relationship between the artwork and its environment. Their installations can engage viewers on multiple sensory levels, inviting them to interact, observe, and experience the ever-changing nature of the artwork. Notable artists working in the realm of 3D kinetic art installations include Jean Tinguely, Arthur Ganson, Theo Jansen, Anthony Howe, and Chico MacMurtrie, among others. Their works have been displayed in museums, galleries, public spaces, and exhibitions around the world.

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