Rotating Elements - Light-Art comes Large-Sized

During the night the outline of the object dissolves completely while constantly creating new forms		„Rotating Elements at the Explora Museum“ in Frankfurt / Germany Abstract Light-Art Object From April 8th to May 5th, 2008, the Light-Art Object "Rotating Elements" by Juergen Ruedinger was to be seen at the front of the Explora Museum in the city of Frankfurt in Germamy.
During the day the slowly rotating object can be seen. Full rotation speed will be reached after dusk, when the pulsed uv-light sources are at work		Description Abstract Light-Art object with a remarkable size of 9 meters (30 feet) in diameter, rotating at a high speed of one rotation per second. The tip of the triangle reaches a speed of nearly 100 Kilometers per hour (60 mph). The surface is covered with flourescent material. Through activation from outside by pulsed ultraviolet light, astonishing optical effects occur. Because of the fast rotation and the pulsed uv radiation the boundaries dissolve completely for the eyes of the spectator, while constantly creating new forms Concept, Realization an Photography: Juergen Ruedinger, Offenbach
The object was fixed to the massive 2-meter (6,7 ft) concrete bunker wall at 11 meters (37 ft) above ground level		Credits Thanks to the following persons and companies, without whose support this complex art project could not have been accomplished Herrn Ulrich Derndorff, ASD Überlingen GEMOTEG Drives and Systems, Geardrive motors from stock HITACHI Drives & Automation Herrn Julius Jonasch, Dreijot Design und Media SCHOTT AG Advanced Materials