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A large, physical, digital, wall-mounted, artwork that also tells the time if you look closely.
Every minute: one, two , three or four numbers change as time changes.
This creates a new glowing red pattern, a new artwork placed against the black backdrop.
There are 1440 minutes in a day.
Timewarp displays 1440 different patterns in 24 hours.
Some number combinations have a more powerful effect. Some more… subtle.
When four numbers at the same time change , for example: from 23.59 to 00.00: that has the biggest effect.
This creates a very visually interesting and dynamic artwork.
The digital numbers are placed in a ring. mimicking the position of numbers on a classic analog clock.
“TIMEWARP” pays homage to the first digital alarm-clocks.
At the time a revolutionary way of telling time.
Red digital LED-numbers projected against a black background.
Cased in a hardwood housing.
« Creator of objects, eye candy, and conversation pieces. »
Jan Paul is an award-winning sculptor and designer based in the Netherlands whose work is featured in the permanent collection of the Gent Design Museum. Through his creative practice, he explores reoccurring themes and directions of thought which include the beauty of multiplicity, the hidden marvel in everyday objects, the reinterpretation of icons, and the boundaries of new materials.