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8. machinatorium /// documentation

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6. machinatorium

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5. Der Mensch als Industriepalast [Man as Industrial Palace]

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4. Eric Drooker | Gears in motion

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3. DAXMA Logo-Design

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2. MOLOCH

by Henning M. Lederer

3 years ago

1. Little Fable

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/// The intertwining of science, art and technology: An animated and interactive installation based on the poster of the same title by Fritz Kahn from 1927.

/// For more information about the project go to: industriepalast.com/

Idea & Animation: Henning M. Lederer / led-r-r.net
Sound-Design: David Indge

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/// Das Zusammenspiel von Wissenschaft, Kunst und Technologie: Eine animierte und interaktive Installation basierend auf dem gleichnamigen Plakat von Fritz Kahn aus dem Jahr 1927.

/// Für weitere Informationen besuchen Sie: industriepalast.com/

Konzept & Animation: Henning M. Lederer / led-r-r.net
Sound-Design: David Indge

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Henning M. Lederer
Animation and Concept
David Indge
Sound-Design

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Benjamin Andrew 2 years ago

i've always loved the original image, so this is pretty fantastic. thanks.
Lina Ashby 2 years ago

love the animation....
Henstyle 2 years ago

Fantastisch!
mark roven 1 year ago

wirklich gut..:)
avoid red arrows 2 years ago

fantastisch.
Und was ist mit der Umweltverschmutzung?
;-)
Mariusz Kornatka 2 years ago

Nice work on that man!
langustart 2 years ago

Заебись!
LuYang 2 years ago

good!
cestquoiladresse 2 years ago

Il love it ! Nice work.
Simul Shah 2 years ago

beautiful
Ivan Bereš 2 years ago

i also always loved this picture, thank you for this !
Couris polard 2 years ago

nice work thanks.........................

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nagash 2 years ago

mesmerizing!
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lackar 2 years ago

Love it！
Mike Kelly 2 years ago

Excellent ! Animating the original is a great idea.
Mário Domingos 2 years ago

perfect!!
Chris Piotrowicz 2 years ago

bravo! gefällt mir sehr gut :)
besonders die ganzen kleinen details..
flami 2 years ago

great!!
Dimitar Dochovski 2 years ago

I joined Vimeo because of your video, this is my first comment, needless to say i like it.
Calejon 2 years ago

Do caralho!!!
mpared 2 years ago

posted at the curious brain
dadza! 2 years ago

it's a wonderful
Francois B. 2 years ago

Very nice. I like your vision of the physiology ;) The next time, the biochemistry ?
Jonathan Bryant 2 years ago

Wunderbar!
Henning M. Lederer 2 years ago

Thanks a lot for this great feedback! /// Vielen Dank für das tolle Feedback!!!
Yann Karayannis 2 years ago

Amazing job, but I'm still missing the legs.
Clarence Ewing 2 years ago

Great job!
Daniel Péger 2 years ago

smart
Free and Real 2 years ago

amazing work
Clarence Ewing 2 years ago

This is really nice work...congratulations! (glipress.blogspot.com/2009/11/vimeo-pick-der-mensch-als.html)
Liam Brazier 2 years ago

Wonderful stuff!
saudacao 2 years ago

Muito bom. Mucho bueno. Very good.
Cesar Pelizer 2 years ago

amazing
Guilherme Podolsky-Gondim 2 years ago

Amazing! Congratulation!
tess martin-fox 2 years ago

a trip i hadn't considered taking until now.
Bon Voyage!
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Travis Vermilye 1 year ago

Hey David.
Actually, if you look at the poster again, I think you'll see he has done it correctly. The fan is pulling the red balls into the nose. Red for oxygenated blood, not CO2.

Fantastic work!
Henning M. Lederer 1 year ago

Thanks Travis,
when I read this comment a while ago, I was really afraid that I have made a bad mistake. But yes, I also had a second look and I did it the right way: red is Sauerstoff (O2) and blue is Kohlenstoff (CO2). It also makes sense if you follow the way down into the body.
Thanks for the feedback and greetings from Germany,
Henning
Jinsoo An 2 years ago

amazing video. i can watch this over and over again!! thanks for sharing this!
Luismadrid 2 years ago

I love this video!! now is on my channel Inpiración de Luismadrid
cheers
Mikio Miles 2 years ago

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Ruggerio Josh 1 year ago

Amazing systems. How it can be created by chance, coincidence? it is impossible. Everything created by Allah
Alican Okan 1 year ago

amazing..
oliver sin 1 year ago

Not sure if I commented on this. This is wonderful Henning.
Henning M. Lederer 1 year ago

Thanks a lot, Oliver!
Emre Saraçoğlu 1 year ago

wonderful..
Mack 1 year ago

Great job! Keep it up......

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Scarlett Fu 1 year ago

This is amazing! Will this be released as a film? I'm definitely getting this if you are, since Kahn's poster is one of my favourites! can't wait :)
Henning M. Lederer 1 year ago

Hi Scarlett Fu. I am in contact with the Museum of Man in Dresden, Germany, who are interested in showing the whole installation. This piece is not really a film, but more an interactive animation. But I'll let you know if there will be anything like a film in future... Thanks a öot for the feedback! Greets, Henning
Found Object Films 1 year ago

very cool. HD please.
Graphicpulsar 1 year ago

So wonderful!..excellent work!.
Abstract creature 1 year ago

Great work
towolf 1 year ago

Wie wär’s mit HD?
Henning M. Lederer 1 year ago

Die Original-Filme sind in HD, allerdings um 90° gedreht (da Hochformat). Leider kann dieser Zusammenschnitt daher nicht größer sein. Sorry. Aber wie es aussieht kann man die Arbeit bald in Dresden im Deutschen Hygiene Museum sehen, in HD mit Interaktion. Gruß, H
resveratrol 1 year ago

fantastic video
Burak Özdelice 1 year ago

This work was the best work that I have ever watched for a long time. I like so much mechanical. And sometimes -when I'm walking especially- I'm shocked by the silence of my body. How this is happening!
ilana pa 1 year ago

Fantastic !!! I love this film
rickflick 1 year ago

I love this too. One thing I wish you could improve is the labels. the small ones are too small to read. I was unable to follow the action in the sugar area since I couldn't read the small signs.
How about creating one that gets down to the level of the cells?
Henning M. Lederer 1 year ago

Thanks for the feedback. Concerning the labels, well, this work is meant to be displayed on a large rotated screen (portrait format), where you can see all the body parts at the same time in high resolution

For more information about the different organs, there is a pdf on my blog with an overview in german and english >>> machinatorium.wordpress.com/2008/10/25/004/

Down to the cells? Sure, why not... I just have to do another MA course where I have the time to do that... we will see :-)
Macinino™ videoclip & art 1 year ago

Stupendo!
Lidik Suslik 1 year ago

Thank you! It is amazing! I was inspired.
Sam Lockyer 1 year ago

This is what I imagined my body to look like when I was little, but instead of tiny humans, it was tiny robots.

That's for violating my imagination to bring into reality!!
Henning M. Lederer 1 year ago

Cheers... tiny robots sounds like an interesting idea as well!
Sudakaran 1 year ago

Amazing! ;)
Pierre-Alain Goualch 1 year ago

Greatissimo!
Agostino Zamboni 1 year ago

Bellissimo!
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robert millin 1 year ago

That's great, the illustrative quality of your work is unique and it's truly inspiring, I really love the under saturated color tones and your graphic style is beautiful. I would love for you to comment on my work vimeo.com/user4774722/videos

keep it up, inspiration is a gift :)
Design Gnomes 1 year ago

Outstanding! Great marriage of science and art. Perfect learning tool for children. Hope Museum of Man picked this up from you.
Henning M. Lederer 1 year ago

The musuem of man actually did... it should be part of the permanent exhibition at the end of this month! Hopefully!
Josef 1 year ago

Großartiges Video, einige Passagen erinnern mich an Metropolis von Fritz Lang.
Henning M. Lederer 1 year ago

Vielen Dank! Allerdings war Metropolis eher Vorbild bei meinem etwas älteren Film MOLOCH (vimeo.com/2978443)... Bei dieser Arbeit hier war Fritz Kahns gleichnamiges Plakat die Vorlage.
lisa morgan 1 year ago

Very Cool.. Man is an amazing machine.. Great video

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Karlis Nekuriene 1 year ago

ja das ist zuper!
Elena Lapina 1 year ago

Great great great!!!
Brad Preston 1 year ago

Haha, what an utterly amazing video/animation. I'm always very pleased with your work, mate. Keep up the fabulous work!

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Philippe Rynja 1 year ago

Very, very cool indeed. Nicely done, especially with the sounds. But what is the 'interactive' part in this?
Henning M. Lederer 1 year ago

The interactive part can't be seen in this film, but if you have a look at the pdf from the project-site you'll get the idea (industriepalast.com). As a user you have the possibility to explore the six cycles within the human factory: Five different topics separately or a conglomeration of them all together.
Also, the work is now part of the permanent exhibiton in the German Museum of Man in Dresden where you can try it out – if you will ever be there.
Cheers,
Henning
Jangojim 10 months ago

wow, this is freaking fantastic !
Onirical Rōnin 9 months ago

bravo!
Pulkit Rastogi 7 months ago

Wow. This is true. Body is the most advanced god machine. We can never outdo this god's creation. You have presented it so well. I loved it bonefracturetreatment.com
chun+derksen 6 months ago

erst jetzt gesehen. super! cheers jan
Henning M. Lederer 6 months ago

Danke, Jan! Und Gruß Richtung Ruhrgebiet...
I3erko 6 months ago

Es ist sehr interessant, wie Klima-Film "Metropolis". Fehlt, ist die Krankheit.
Malys Umber 6 months ago

Very nice thinking piece. Our bodies are indeed machines. They are not perfect though so we must make sure to take care of it the best we can.

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Aeric Winter 6 days ago

Sehr cool umgesetzt. Tolle Idee, gute musikalische Untermalung!
Diana Issidorides 6 days ago

Simply wonderful. Keep up the good work.