gabe.michael.kenney
RAIR: Time Machine
Recycled Artist in Residence, Philadelphia, PA.
April - May 2015
A panoramic shot of the final installation created at RAIR Philly. Made entirely out of recycled materials found in the "Waste Stream." Includes (from left to right): The Reactor, The Circuit Bridge, The Flux Capacitor, Mission Control Center, The Booth, The Magnetic Launchpad, The Lithium Power Source, The Transistor. May 2015
(from left to right) Includes: The Reactor, Circuit Bridge, Flux Capacitor, Mission Control Center. May 2015
The Booth can be entered by the public. Shot includes Magnetic Launchpad, Magic Carpet, Electro-tubules, Torodial Antennae. Metal, Wood, Foam Board, Beach Umbrella, Regular Umbrella, Spool, Tupperware. Ventilation Tubing, Cone, Assorted Wiring and Hoses May 2015
Metal, Foam Board, Beach Umbrella, Regular Umbrella, Spool, Tupperware. May 2015
Located to the immediate right of the Booth/Launchpad, the Lithium Power Source provides electrical backup for anomalies, or "skipping" during atmospheric energy surges. Stainless Steel, Wood, Plastic, Ventilation Tubing, Foam Board, Assorted Wiring and Hoses May 2015
The Reactor catches and records "variable time imprints" to prevent rips, tears, and implosions within the Space Time Continuum. PVC, Table Legs, Assorted Wiring and Hoses, Wood, Slide Projector, Mylar, Industrial Lamp Fixture. May 2015
The Reactor catches and records "variable time imprints" to prevent rips, tears, and implosions within the Space Time Continuum. It allows users to see into the future, while in the future. PVC, Table Legs, Assorted Wiring and Hoses, Wood, Slide Projector, Mylar, Industrial Lamp Fixture. May 2015
The connection between The Reactor and The Circuit Bridge May 2015
The Circuit Bridge sends spacial information from the Flux Capacitor to The Reactor. May 2015
The Circuit Bridge sends spacial information from the Flux Capacitor to The Reactor. May 2015