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A Brooklyn based mechanical engineer and creative technologist exploring the intersection of design and art.
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Gwylim Johnstone is an Australian artist and engineer. With...
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12345. I designed and fabricated the prototype and full...
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Gwylim Johnstone is an Australian artist and engineer. With work that spans more than 15 years ranging from feature films such as Mad Max: Fury Road to numerous kinetic artworks, the theme of creative applications of engineering principals is common throughout.
Gwylim Johnstone is an Australian mechanical engineer, machinist and prototyper who has specialized in creating custom solutions for iconic brands, international museums, and local artists.
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- Experienced Mechanical Engineer
- Brooklyn, New York, United States
- Wombat NYC
12345. I designed and fabricated the prototype and full production of 400 units as part of a kinetic wall. The 15 ft x 20 ft wall is broken into 5 units that fold in half to ship in an 8 ft tall crate. On site the wall is un-crated and linear actuators unfold each section, saving time and labor.
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Breaking Wave is an anamorphic kinetic sculpture created for Biogen’s new headquarters in Cambridge, MA. Breaking Wave tells the story of the search for patterns, and the surprising results that come by changing our point of view. 804 suspended spheres move in a wave-like formation.
