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DIANA WEHMEIER

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out now PLASMA 4
https://plasma-magazine.com/

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Diana Wehmeier

Diana Wehmeier _ TNW Amsterdam, 2018

Diana Wehmeier MARS_M led video installation 2017_w

MARS M
video installation (led )
2017

DIANA on Instagram

in that video I am explaining exactly this: 🤓🦇 The Batcycle was built in 5 days back in April 1966. It was conceived by two guys in Burbank (California) and designed by Tom Daniel. Built from a modified 305cc Yamaha YM1 with a customized sidecar and a gas powered go-kart, the first Batcycle entered the scene in the well known live action 1960s television series “Batman”. The humorous and campy character is reflected in the colorful and bold symbols of the machine. Whilst the main seat was designated for the superstar of the show, Batman, the deployable sidecar was used by the equally famous sidekick, Robin. It was custom built and powered by a 55cc Yamaha engine. The full motorcycle has a chrome moly steel frame. To choose this transportation device for a sidekick sure is pure art. #hollywooddreammachines @petersenmuseum 🖤 in fact, it looks like Batman & Robin go separate ways now ;)
In a way one of the greatest science communicators and the man definitely responsible for my wish to visit Pasadena & CalTech in the first place 🤓 and OMG, he liked the magazine 🙈 If you watched The Big Bang Theory, you’re familiar with the work of UCLA Physics Professor David Saltzberg. As science consultant for the show, Saltzberg is one of the rare experimental particle physicists whose work had the attention from 12 million people. It’s a decidedly different experience compared to his usual pursuits: smashing atoms with the world’s biggest particle accelerators and traveling to Antarctica for astronomy experiments related to subatomic particles such as neutrinos. ⚾️🤓 #davidsaltzberg #bigbangtheory #plasmamagazine4
Art inspires technology. Art promotes innovation. Art communicates science. 🧢ART+SCIENCE exists in an infinite number of unique ways and forms. It’s been 4 years of research for me - and I’m only getting started 🤓
checkin out the arts district today :) #LA 🏴‍☠️🖤 filter #primavera @visualize.mee @hauserwirth
some weeks ago 🏰🛡...driving by 🧢
As Spock once said, “we will do what we have always done: find hope in the impossible”. And in doing so make the impossible, possible. Always in the knowledge that team work is everything! 🚀🤓 #plasmamagazine5 #behindthescenes @uclarocketproject Thank you to the amazing PLASMA team (you are just fantastic!), and all the wonderful contributors and interview partners 🖤 pic @clemensfantur
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