Zoro Feigl
In trying to make a physical manifestation of movement, both the mechanical and the forms it produces are what I consider to be my work. I’m not discovering anything new, I’m discovering the amazingness of what is already there, right in front of us.
Zoro Fiegl
This work by Zoro Fiegl (1983, The Netherlands) is jokingly referred by him as his “moving Rothko” and is part of the ‘Conveyor’ series. Locked into movement yet constantly changing, similar to the world we live in, this work seems to be alive and simultaneously fragile. “Moving parts tend to break down and not do what you want them to do” says Feigl, thus touching upon the fallibility of man-made technology and mankind’s constant yearning for renewal and progress.
