Windobjects
Wind turbine objects made of recycled aluminum, zinc, steel, and stainless steel, often in combination with colored acrylic glass. The various parts rotate through the use of various bearings and swivel joints. The objects are horses of different sizes and designs. All parts are handmade by me personally; sometimes work is outsourced when an object requires parts that need to be cut out with a laser machine. The base of each object is formed by one or more natural stone slabs, which provide the necessary stability. The objects are usually placed on a metal pedestal.
Wil van de Vorstenbosch
Wil van de Vorstenbosch is a creative jack-of-all-trades who wants to make what inspires him. About eight years ago, he was struck by the work of Manrique on Lanzarote. That's when it started, and he is still working on it. Conceiving the idea, figuring out how it should be made, and then executing it. He finds the journey of the process the most beautiful part: designing, coming up with details, finding materials, and then carrying it out.
