Or two further steel semicircles are arranged one over the other so that one is the reverse image of the other. The center of gravity of each individual element is shifted by the other, creating a new moment of equilibrium and a common center of gravity.
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Gezeiten I 1977 (Karl Ernst Osthaus-Museum, Hagen)
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The examples could go on.
Jan Meyer-Rogge’s constructions do not evolve from an audacious drive to invent forms that follow their own rules, new and artificial structures that defy the laws of the universe and the course of nature. His works comply with natural laws and energies and even serve to demonstrate those laws by articulating their impact in the state and balance of forms.
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