Giant solar-powered LED flowers in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem, an art collective called O*GE has a neat installation that consists of giant solar-powered low-wattage LED flowers. It's a joint effort with Israel's electric company to promote alternative energy. The flowers, which include lotuses and tulips, are made of steel wires and laser-cut glass. Pretty!
O*GE Gallery [via Art MoCo]
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Rickyneck
#1 – 9:25 PM July 9, 2009
I think that the beautiful, but not entirely realistic. Perhaps the largest "garden", it is to spend money to see, but I do not think that the past so that the business world. Significance of housing, residential, hospitals, etc.
Jon
#2 – 9:30 AM July 10, 2009
I understand that the solar cells used to power these flowers use state-of-the-art "geranium diode" technology!
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#3 – 8:51 PM July 12, 2009
These giant solar-powered low-wattage LED flowers look so beautiful.They must be very expensive.