Kitchen Turned Upside Down

rotating kitchen from Zeger Reyers on Vimeo.

 

You got to love art, this kitchen will be rotating for 3 months. I wonder how it will smell in the end? Looks like this art exhibit was built with the same criteria that I develop projects with, it needs to be fun an interesting but not necessarily serve a purpose. At first I though how boring is this, they have glued everything in place and just like when filming an upside down scene in the movies everything remains in place. Well I was wrong, it is fun to see everything crash about as it does a full rotation! Below is a time lapse of how they put it together.

 

installing the rotating kitchen from Zeger Reyers on Vimeo.

9 Comments


  1. I don’t understand why it’s going to be there for 3 months, and I somehow doubt that it will actually be rotating that whole time, since it barely sustained 3 minutes! I hope that they cut the power to the light fixtures, otherwise, not only will the installation not be there 3 3 months, the gallery won’t be, either. Perhaps that’s the second act of destruction for the piece, and the reason that it’s staying in place — they want to raze the gallery.


  2. I must not have an artistic bone in my body. I don’t see what the attraction is to watching kitchen goods go through the spin cycle at uber slow motion.


  3. It’s funny… good idea, but useless… why not 🙂


  4. This might be a good technique for filming a poltergeist type movie.



  5. Pouncer, you are right, you probably don’t have it. This is interesting for me.


  6. Anyone who has tried to use the galley on a boat in rough weather would find this mildly amusing at best.


  7. Yet another wast of time and space in the name of Art. Last year here in New Zealand a so called artist won a prestigious art award with a pile of trash made up of the other competitors packing material, Whats worse he didn’t even fly here to build it he just sent instructions.

    Check it out.
    http://mksviews.wordpress.com/2009/09/09/pile-of-trash-wins-art-award/


  8. Better than other “works of art” i’ve seen. Looks like my kitchen after making dinner.

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