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Rolling Ball Sculptures by Stefan
Grünenfelder Stefan Grünenfelder is happy about people copying his Rolling Ball Sculptures! All photographs by and © 2000 Stefan Grünenfelder, CH-6937 Breno, Tessin The Rolling Ball Sculpture No. 9 by Stefan Gruenenfelder (Switzerland) can be watched in the Video (2,44 MB) (by Marc Mehli). It shows lots of fascinating details and devices. Rolling Ball Sculpture No. 17 in the galvanising bath Rolling Ball Sculpture No. 16: Granada (E) Rolling Ball Sculpture No. 15 Pictures of Rolling Ball Sculpture No. 14 in Korea Rolling Ball Sculptures No. 13 and No. 14 Granada (E) und Seoul (Südkorea) Rolling Ball Sculpture No. 12 Schliern BE (CH) Rolling Ball Sculptures No. 9 and No. 10, 2001 Schaffhausen (CH) und Oed (A) Rolling Ball Sculpture No. 8, 2000 Saanen (CH) Rolling Ball Sculpture No. 7: Münchenbuchsee (CH) Rolling Ball Sculpture No. 6, 1999 Hilterfingen (CH) Rolling Ball Sculpture No. 4, 1998 Gurten, Berne (CH) |
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Rolling
Ball Installation "Dream Castle" by Herbert
Elias Bättig All photographs by and © 2007 Herbert Elias Bättig Pictures of "Dream Castle" |
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Rolling
Ball Sculptures by Michael Barbulescu All photographs by and © 2000 Michael Barbulescu, Rochusstr. 76, D-53123 Bonn, michael.barbulescu at web.de (special syntax just because of spam) Rolling Ball Sculpture (Pictures taken in 2004) Details Rolling Ball Sculpture (Pictures taken in 2001) (Front and back view) Details Video (1,4 MB) of a magnetic curve Ball Dispenser after a construction by Pierre Andres Video (1,4 MB) of the Ball Dispenser Ball Stairway after an animation by Jürgen Kintscher Video (1,4 MB) of the Ball Stairway |
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Rolling Ball
Sculptures by Peter Berger All photographs by and © 2012 Peter Berger Sphaerologium 1.0 Sphaera Orbit WINIX, 2012 |
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Rolling
Ball Clocks by Marcel Bétrisey Fascinating clocks by Marcel Bétrisey from Sion, Switzerland are to be seen on his website www.betrisey.ch. |
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Rolling
Ball Sculptures and Kinetic Objects by Mark
Bischof The Glass Marble Maschine (300 x 300 x 250 cm) made of fine woods and brass is one of the masterworks of Mark Bischof. The short film Kinetic by Jan Wouter van Reijen based on several kinetic objects gives a good impression of the fantastic work by Mark Bischof. For further information go to www.markbischof.nl |
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Rolling
Ball Sculptures by Urs Bleuler All photographs by and © 2000 Urs Bleuler at Honegger+Enderli AG, Metallbau, Lindengartenstrasse 16, CH-8302 Kloten, Tel: +41 (0)44 813 72 69, Fax: +41 (0)44 813 49 39 Cage, 2002 Cage, closed Details 1 Details 2 Octopus, 1998 Details Cyclone, 1996 (sold) Details First Ball Machine, 1994/95 (sold) |
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Rolling
Ball Sculptures by Gerard Blülle All photographs by and © 2001 Gerard Blülle, Helgengüetlistr. 7, CH-6015 Reussbühl, Phone: 0041 (0)41 260 64 82 |
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Gerard Blülle - ReussbühlThematische Kugelbahnen und Gegenstände | |||||
Videos from
the below listed objects can be watched in the Motion-Ball
Theater The Ruhige-Kugel-Schieb-Maschine, 2005 Es geht wieder aufwärts, 2005 Things are looking (rolling) up Sich-selber-Steine-in-den-Weg-leg-Maschine, 2004 Threw-Itself-Stones-In-Its-Way-Machine Boulot, 2004 (boulot = an expression about the never ending labour) Femme et vigne, c'est le bonheur ou la guigne, 2002 Frau Meier, 2002 Mrs. Rex U-Kugelbahn, 2001 Submarine Ball Sculpture Hochzeitsbrunnen, 2001 Wedding Fountain Modellkugelbahn, 2001 Ball Run Model Selbstportrait Herbst 2000, 2001 Self-portrait Autumn 2000 Mobilé, 2000 / Regenbogen, 2000 Mobile / Rainbow Wassergarten, 2000 The Water Garden Schokoladenkugelauswurfautomat, 2000 Automatic Chocolate-Ball Ejector Rolland, 1999 Rolland Tag und Nacht, 1999 Day and Night Kyburg, 1999 Kyburg Castle Labyrinth von Chartres, 1999 The Labyrinth of Chartres Das königliche Spiel, 1998 The Royal Game |
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Rolling
Ball Sculpture and Sand Sculpture by Rolf Boesch All photographs by and © 2000 Rolf Boesch, Luzernerstr. 9, CH-6353 Weggis Wall Rolling Ball Sculpture, 1998 Details Starry Sky, 1994 Sand Sculpture, 1994 Details |
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Rolling
Ball Sculptures by Markus Gasser Markus Gasser from Switzerland shows his Rolling Ball Sculptures on the website www.chugelibahn.com. |
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Rolling Ball Sculptures by Matthew
Gaulden Matthew Gaulden (USA) shows his Rolling Ball Sculptures on the website www.rollingballsculpture.com He also maintains a "how to make a Rolling Ball Sculpture" section on his website. |
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Rolling Ball Sculpture by Walter
Gerber All photographs by and © 2005 Walter Gerber, 5035 Unterentfelden, Tel: 0041 (0)62 723 79 42 Wooden Crocodile |
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Rolling
Ball Sculptures by Charles Gough All photographs by and © 2010 Charles Gough Have a look at his excellent Blog How To Make A Rolling Ball Sculpture Rolling Ball Sculpture |
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Rolling
Ball Sculptures by Ernst Heye All photographs by and © 2013 Ernst Heye Also have a look at his Website and Youtube channel. The Pyramid of Nofretete (2006) Phoenix (2007) Bit by Bit (2008) 7 Ways for Munich (2012) The Sound of Springtime (2012) |
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kunstzeug by Bernhard
Jordi The kinetic works by Bernhard Jordi (CH) are on exhibition at: his website www.kunstzeug.ch on Youtube on Facebook |
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Rolling
Ball Sculpture by Helmut Lindemann All photographs by and © 2010 Helmut Lindemann, www.helmut-lindemann.com Kigel, Kagel, Kugel (2005) Elefantenkugelbahn (2010) |
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Rolling
Ball Sculpture by Walter Nick All photographs by and © 2010 Walter Nick, Schürliacherstrasse 2, CH-8312 Winterberg Rolling Ball Sculpture (2010) Marble Machine No. 2 (2012) |
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Rolling Ball
Sculpture by Bradley N. Litwin All photographs by and © 2000 Bradley N. Litwin, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Click on www.jujubee.com for more informations about Bradley N. Litwin, the 'self-made madman' and sculptor of automata and rolling ball devices Extra-Universal Movement, 1979 Detail Kinetic piece by Bradley N. Litwin Virtual devices by
Bradley N. Litwin |
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Elevator
Clock for Steel Balls Lüthi-Aufzüge AG All photographs by and © 2004 www.luethi-aufzuege.ch Elevator Clock |
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Rolling
Ball Sculptures by Markus Ottiger All photographs by and © 2002 Markus Ottiger One of his ball runs is an attraction at the center of the waste disposal site in Emmen. The Pictures show his second ball run in the Emmen-Mall near of Lucerne (Switzerland). |
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Rolling Ball Sculptures and Kinetic Objects by Sinnwerkstatt
GmbH A factory designing and constructing RBS, kinetic devices and special effects for museums, science centers, organizations and events. |
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Rolling
Ball Sculptures by Arno Wilhelm All photographs by and © 2002 Arno Wilhelm - Graziani, Schöngrundstr. 42, CH-4600 Olten, Tel: 0041 (0)62 212 37 52 Untitled (RNO 61.00) Untitled (RNO 90.01) Untitled (RNO 93.01) Untitled (RNO 97.01) Untitled (RNO 102.02) Untitled (RNO 106.02) |
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Kinetic Art
by William Dubin All photographs by and © 2000 William Dubin, California, USA. William Dubin considers himself to be a sculptor, rather than a model engineer. His pieces are based on steam engines of the 19th century. Also see at www.wmdubin.com Babette Detail Emma Mouchette Detail Medusa Details Untitled Scultpure |
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Ball
Run by Stahl & Traum All photographs by and © 2001 Stahl & Traum Ball Run - photographs 1 Ball Run - photographs 2 The Ball Run in the Glattcenter was ordered by SBB, CityNightLine, DB (railway companies in Switzerland and Germany). The managing director of the project was Urs Grob. |
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Do you wish to exhibit Rolling Ball Sculptures on this website? You can email me on postmaster@kugelbahn.ch. I'm looking forward to hear from you! | |||||
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