This artist transformed 100 CPU fans into a mesmerizing sculpture
George Zisiadis
The kinetic sculpture, called "Phyxel," is made from a grid of 100 CPU fans, which are commonly used to keep computers from overheating.
"I draw constant inspiration from closely examining the common things we overlook every day," he tells Tech Insider. "A CPU fan is so utilitarian and unassuming - but arranged in a certain way it becomes beautiful and poetic."
George Zisiadis
All of the fans are connected to a preset controller that dictates the way they spin. A complex system of wires pokes out from the back of the piece.
George Zisiadis
The work re-frames an object that computer owners use every day. "If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at will change," Zisiadis says.
The result is a mesmerizing work of art that's anything but mundane.
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