ronald van der meijs: sound architecture IV
an artistic installation that takes the bells of old bicycles and positions them in the natural landscape creating a musical topography.
‘sound architecture IV’ by ronald van der meijs
all images courtesy of ronald van der meijs
amsterdam-based artist ronald van der meijs has designed an architectural and sculptural installation. ‘sound architecture IV’ is made from
5,500 repurposed bicycle bells positioned on steel pins. as the wind picks up, the bells gently ring against one another, l
ending a visual and auditory component to invisible breeze. the exhibition is on show from may 2012 to october 2012 at the
art garden of the annigahof gallery in zwolle, the netherlands.
the composition consists of 5500 chromium bicycle bells
nature dictates the form of the work
the highest point of the steel pins is 1 meter
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