As you can see, the sculptures differ in their method of movements. The first is a replica of a draw bridge, where the two middle points can be raised so larger objects can move underneath it. I used metal wire for the arms which lift the ends up. This maximizes stability, which the wood base does as well. For the second sculpture, I used more of an abstract approach. Just by a simple dowel through two symmetrical pieces of wood, this wheel can keep spinning and spinning. I really didn't want it to be or look like anything particular, which led to my decision of putting a question box trapped inside. This bounces around as the wheel revolves.
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