Sawyer Buckminster Fuller
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You're telling me I'm a frog? 2010 24x18 acrylic
|  Drosophila Wind Waves 2010 Digital video composite of fruit flies flying leftward in gusts of wind.
|  Drosophila the Dripper 2008 Flight paths of flies captured by a multi-camera fly tracker 1st prize, 2008 Art of Science show
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Marguerite 2001 24x36 compressed charcoal
|  Mom and Me 2001 18x12 charcoal |
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Art at TEP 1997-2000 In my undergraduate living group, TEP, hangs a purple Buckminster Fuller-inspired geodesic sphere I made (left). The German magazine GEO sent a photographer to do a story on MIT who ended up coming by our house to take a few shots. This picture of my room appeared in their pages, showing my radio-controlled car equipped with a wireless camera (ok back then this seemed like a big deal) and my lego robot for 6.270.
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Logo for MIT 2.007 Robotics Design Course | 1998 I submitted this design (left) for the 1998 MIT 2.007 Mechanical Engineering Design Contest. It was chosen, and the front (top), and rear (bottom) designs appeared on shirts given to every participant in the class. Even though I'm right-handed, I thought it looked better to use a left hand for the image. This design was used in subsequent logos for a number of years. Sightings: 2000, 2002, 2003. |
  The Doohicky 1995 Sawyer Fuller and Kurt Freiler brass, solder, and the belt drive train from a VCR A chain continuously lifts balls to the top, where they take a random path to the bottom along small tracks.
|  Moose 1992 24x36 india ink |