BMW would like to show you its balls

Found at BMW’s museum in Munich, the kinetic sculpture’s 714-ball sculpture is held together by invisible cords. The music, however, is held together by pure emotion.

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2 Responses to BMW would like to show you its balls

  1. Newman says:

    That was pretty cool… although, to be honest, from the moment you said that it was from the BMW museum, I kept waiting for the silhouette of a car to form… and lo and behold, it did at the end. Ah, predictability.

  2. Anonymous says:

    The official website doesn’t say who’s done it, but it appears that the design and implementation comes from ART+COM.

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