Flip. 1991.
Multiple. Movable cellophane wings, metal, electric engine.
Signed, titled and numbered on the stand. One of 30 copies. Ca. 23 x 45 x 20 cm (9 x 17.7 x 7.8 in).
Battery operated, functioning. [KT].
• The universal artist Panamarenko is best known as a designer of unconventional artificial aircrafts.
• In an inimitable way, he combines fantastic inventiveness, art and science in the style of Leonardo da Vinci.
• His assemblages playfully explore the limits of what is possible in kinetic art.
• In 1972, Harald Szeemann invited him to participate in the important documenta 5 "Individual Mythologies".
• In 2015, an asteroid (12702) was named Panamarenko to honor the artist.

PROVENANCE: Edition Staeck, Heidelberg.
From the estate of the composer Dieter Schnebel (1930-2018).
Private collection Northern Germany.

In good condition. Wings with small scratches and rubbings, presumably from the making.