Peter William Holden
Posted by Fabio 21 May 2012
Peter William Holden makes animation in real-time with self-made robotic structures. He’s fascinated by moving imagery and the transformation of objects. He enjoys taking mundane objects and making them into magical machines. Dance also plays a significant role in his work.
I was drawn to it through music. Electro with its synthesized sound introduced me to break-dance and my soul was captured by the beauty of choreographed physical movement.
With my work I want to try and capture and consolidate these experiences and produce sculptural installations which appear to have more in common with the silver screen and the virtual world of the computer than reality.
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