Anthony Howe's Kinetic Sculptures

Step inside Howe's studio to learn how the awe-inspiring works are created, what makes a good wind sculpture and why Howe believes it's important for his work to emulate human feeling.

By the Verge: "His pieces start as computer models that he designs with the CAD program Rhinoceros 3D, and then the designs are cut with a plasma cutter and assembled by hand. That 3D design process is crucial to the wild visual effects found in his finished work — it allows him to see how the sculptures will move before he goes through the work of actually building them."