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3. Rotating Kitchen edit

by Zeger Reyers

1 year ago

2. rotating kitchen

by Zeger Reyers

2 years ago

1. installing the rotating kitchen

by Zeger Reyers

2 years ago

rotating kitchen

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Sandy de Roos 2 years ago

Deze is het beste van de drie die ik tot nu toe heb gezien!
The Rainbowmonkey 2 years ago

Best installation since...eehhh...since the square wheel bike:
macalester.edu/mathcs/SquareWheelBike.html

!!!
mpared 2 years ago

posted at the curious brain
Daniel Hayek 2 years ago

Flawless transition.
trev 2 years ago

Why??
Robbert Vervuurt 2 years ago

I made a faster version of your video and one I picked from youtube. I thought i was just a bit too slow :)

youtube.com/watch?v=prOuwfSJa5s

I do think it's an awesome machine you made there :D
Nezih Savaskan 2 years ago

Hahaha Robbert... I just did the same... 1 minute version here:

youtube.com/watch?v=1YEeVSaDF6w
Thomas Horne 2 years ago

I'm totally enthralled by the real time version. It moves that slow for a purpose.

"Times are strange", he mumbles, walking off...
Jeroen Holthuis 1 year ago

You are totally right. :)
Oscar Sharp 2 years ago

I'm fine with the length too, but I couldn't help 'Unrotating' it... vimeo.com/7955259

Also reminds me of...
vimeo.com/3809919
Shaun Lawley 2 years ago

i prefer your version, simply for the greater impact the crashing has without any apparent cause. It's a pity the camera shot wasn't full frame front-and-centre
mattt* 2 years ago

Brilliant. The tension of things slowly being overtaken by gravity reminds me of "Der Lauf der Dinge" in a lot of ways. No reason to speed it up at all.
Maxomat 2 years ago

Damn! ,-)
Florian Bredl 2 years ago

i would love to have a front shot of this and counter-rotate it in after effects so that you don't actually see it rotating but destroying itself.
MrQ 2 years ago

made my day
kahve 2 years ago

so?
Robert Kenney 2 years ago

Yes but can it make me a sandwich?
vdarkbloom 2 years ago

yes. now you're a sandwich.
JUL & MAT 2 years ago

c'est ce que j'appelle de l'art content pour rien.
twincityscene 2 years ago

der is lulz in its perfection
phase3 2 years ago

Nice !
I'd enjoy watching this rotating kitchen.

Great !
Found Object Films 2 years ago

I like that the kipple doesn't stay put inside the room and leaps out onto the floor instead. Art usually stays safely behind glass.
gabe callahan 2 years ago

Martin Kersels did this back in 2001 with "Pink Contellation"
youtube.com/watch?v=-d08mr3kqBI
Do you think Zeger is aware?
xpez2000 2 years ago

Nice comment. I think this is an example of a rising phenomenon. Without proper research or historical perspective, it seems people make work with some kind of genius syndrome...and post it on the internet for other naive viewers to consume as the latest and greatest.
Max Shuster 2 months ago

...as did the greeks
Clement Price - Thomas 2 years ago

Excellent piece. Timing and choice of room and contents are exact. It is a very visceral and immediate artwork, that speaks amongst many things, of the physicality of change in life.
As for the comments: The brave get on and do it, whilst the scared laugh sitting on their asses.

Brilliant work.

Please post a link to more of your art / or / gallery contact details.
Yves Obyn 2 years ago

I made something similar last year
vimeo.com/7986317

I have to congratulate you on your execution, very fine work!
Jacques Niset 2 years ago

genial pour ranger sa cuisine !
Erdem Yildirimer 2 years ago

someone like me asked "why?"
and I repeat "why?"
why?
why?
Madnomad Films 2 years ago

Now let's do that with the "artist" in it in the bathroom full of shit for 3 months.
julianna jouvenski 2 years ago

speak for yourself or just don't
Erdem Yildirimer 2 years ago

great idea but there is a point, is there an artist who made this? or should we call him/her as artist?
Bruno Troksha 2 years ago

I have no clear need of such materials, energy and time spending
José Maria Miñarro Vivancos 2 years ago

11 minutos mas procastinando :-P
Belinda Acosta 2 years ago

When and where did this installation take place?
julianna jouvenski 2 years ago

The Rotating Kitchen by Zeger Reyers was put into motion during the opening of the exhibition Eating the Universe at the Kunsthalle Düsseldorf, Germany, last Friday. It will keep rotating slowly till February 28th 2010.
chuck weiss 2 years ago

I absolutely love this piece.
OEN 2 years ago

loved this posted up about it here : the189.com/art/the-rotating-kitchen-by-zeger-reyers
jasper van roden 2 years ago

i really like it
Dominic Gambert 2 years ago

Ncncnc!!!
STUDIO ZIMOUN 2 years ago

yeah
idrioema 2 years ago

s p e t t a c o l o
Gymkhana 2 years ago

and then, the artist is gonna share all the food with the audience, right ?
Dancing with Light 2 years ago

An absolute One-of-a-Kind installation!
Carlos Bernal 2 years ago

muy lento!
será que si termina de dar la vuelta completa?
guilherme santana 2 years ago

stage design perfection. no actors : )
xpez2000 2 years ago

hmmm I have already seen this from another artist.

Instead of presenting what is easy to predict as shown here.

They mounted a camera to the kitchen apparatus(it rotates perfectly orientated to the scene and as a result when you see the playback of the video...the things that fall out of the cabinetry and shelves seem to fly out from their own volition.

Which to me makes it more compelling.
Matthew Brown (Matty Brown) 1 year ago

I'd like to see that version! Where do I find it online?
We Ate Strawberries 1 year ago

Beautiful!
Nothing to teach, just happens.
I love your art
Michael Couch 1 year ago

Not sure I get the point, but so be it. I do have to say i was rooting for something to land right on the ceiling light, maybe even the microwave and give it a good smash, but no such luck.
Rob Mamede 1 year ago

How very strange, but art is often eclectic and should have some kind of impact. Very cool!! I'm just glad that our earthquakes here in California don't flip everything upside down. Great exhibit, Zeger.
LAMAR+NIK 1 year ago

this is pretty tight, not something you get to see everyday, would have been cool to actually be there.
langustart 1 year ago

делать нех)
Gianluca Sportelli 4 weeks ago

magnifico!