oscillating harmony
Contemporary clock in Prague, Czech Rep.
contemporary clock
AXONOMETRIC VIEW
project type
public art
Oscillating Harmony – Contemporary clock in Prague
Inspired by the famous 600-year-old Orloj clock in Prague’s Old Town Square, Oscillating Harmony presents the spectator with an avant-garde rethink of the conventional clock tower. A sculpture composed of glass and metal surfaces, rods, and ribbons, houses both a traditional clock face with its mechanism and a digital interface displaying various kinds of useful information. Designed to metaphysically demonstrate the interwoven complexity of Time itself, Oscillating Harmony was designed as a gift to the City of Prague.
The project was realized collaboratively with Lev Libeskind, Daniel Libeskind, and their respective studios.
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artwork concept
orloj clock, prague
astronomical clock
Built
15th century
SCHEMATIC VIEW
glas experience museum ziba
MATERIALS
GLASS, METAL SURFACES, RODS, RIBBONS HOUSES
SCHEMATIC VIEW
SCHEMATIC VIEW
