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Tim Hawkinson shares the mechanics behind his "Emoter" (2000), seen here at the 2002 Whitney Museum of American Art Biennial, as featured in our "Time" episode. Watch → https://a21.tv/TimHawkinsonTime "I use my image or my body in a lot of the work as a jumping-off point," said the artist, "but usually the end result is so abstracted that I don't really feel so identified with it any longer." "It's not about my identity, but it's about our identity and our experiences within our bodies and our b

Tim Hawkinson shares the mechanics behind his "Emoter" (2000), seen here at the 2002 Whitney Museum Biennial, as featured in our "Time" episode. "I use my image or my body in a lot of the work as a jumping-off point," said the artist, "but usually the end result is so abstracted that I don't really feel so identified with it any longer." Season 2 of “Art in the Twenty-First Century” is now available on YouTube for the first time ever. Watch Tim Hawkinson in “Time” now→ https://youtu.be/Y-3-U798L

20K views · 669 reactions | An oldie but a goodie - brilliant mechanized sculpture that responds to visual patterns from a television screen, "Emoter" by Tim Hawkinson <3 #beautifulbizarre #beautifulbizarremagazine #artmagazine #indiemagazine #newcontemporaryart #contemporaryart #timhawkinson #kineticart #art #emoter #video #sculpture #movingsculpture | Beautiful Bizarre Magazine | Facebook

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