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Jason,

You saw the Albert Einstein sculpture in ASTC Dimensions, the March/April
2003 Science Parks issue, in a photo accompanying Stephen Pizzey's article
"Outdoor Exhibits: Thinking Outside the Fence." The sculpture was created by
Ian Walters and can be seen at the Observatory Science Centre's Discovery
Park (founded by Pizzey) in Herstmonceux, East Sussex, U.K.

For more information, you could contact Stephen Pizzey through
www.science-projects.org.

Carolyn

Carolyn Sutterfield, Editor
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Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 3:52 PM
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Subject: optical illusion sculpture

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Somewhere out there I saw a sculpture once...outside, in front of a 
science center somewhere...from all angles, as I recall, this sculpture 
appeared as an abstract, chaotic mess of blocky shapes and empty 
spaces, packed into the shape of a sphere--from all angles but one.  If 
viewed from one particular perspective, the sculpture revealed itself 
to be the image of Albert Einstein.

As clever as it is difficult to describe.

I want a tabletop version of one of these for a simple exhibit about 
light and shadow.  Does anyone know what I'm talking about and know who 
might be responsible for the creation of such a wonderful object?

Thank you!
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JasonJayStevens
exhibits . annArborHands-OnMuseum . [log in to unmask]
art . potterBelmarLabs . www.potterbelmar.org . [log in to unmask]

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