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Using a Specially Designed Vibrating Tabletop to Create Live Art

Japanese artist Kenichi Kanazawa doesn't need to touch his materials

By Rain Noe - November 16, 2020

in Fine Art

Below are "live art" pieces created by Japanese artist Kenichi Kanazawa. "What's the big deal," you'd say, "looks like a bunch of table salt arranged in patterns."

Well, you'd never possibly guess how he gets the salt (assuming that's what it is) to take those shapes:

So what's going on with that table? A look underneath provides the answer:

You can see more of Kanazawa's work here.

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