These kinetic sculptures feature mundane, sad, beautiful, and desperate human movements on endless loop

I'm a big fan of Jakob Grosse-Ophoff's kinetic sculptures, which tap into human movement and experience in ways that are sometimes humorous, sometimes beautiful, sometimes extremely disturbing, and always captivating. His sculpture 'The Driller,' which Popkin featured here at Boing Boing at the beginning of the year, falls into the funny category. — Read the rest
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