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Theo Jansen has produced 2 mini 3D printed Strandbeests, replicas of his much larger kinetic sculptures that use the wind to move.

People of all ages have found themselves transfixed over the last couple of years by YouTube clips of Dutch environmental artist Theo Jansen’s enormous wind-propelled kinetic sculptures. In the ...

Theo Jansen has been featured in articles for Colossal, Forbes and JUXTAPOZ. The most recent article is Between Art and Engineering: Kinetic Beasts by Theo Jansen written for Daily Art Magazine in ...

Strandbeests – or “beach creatures” – are “moving,” “breathing” and “walking” sculptures created by Dutch artist Theo Jansen. “Strandbeest: The Dream Machines of Theo Jansen ...

A traveling exhibit of Dutch artist Theo Jansen’s wind-powered Strandbeests (“beach animals”) makes its only West Coast appearance at San Francisco’s Exploratorium, opening tomorrow and ...

A new exhibition in Delft, The Strandbeesten Mortuary, showcases the life and evolution of Dutch artist Theo Jansen’s iconic wind-powered beach creatures. Made from materials like PVC pipes and ...

Evoking the Strandbeest kinetic sculptures of Dutch artist Theo Jansen, California-based creative studio CARV has built what appears to be a walking bicycle.

Strandbeest is a kinetic sculpture created from plastic tubing and powered by sails. "I make skeletons that are able to walk on the wind, so they don't have to eat," said Theo Jansen, the Dutch ...

But for the last 17 years he has been developing his animal-like kinetic sculptures made from plastic tubes and powered by nothing more than the wind.