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PIERRE GORDEEFF: "HOME MADE MACHINES"Step into the curious world of Pierre Gordeeff, where hand-built machines come alive. These installations, both poetic and bizarre, turn everyday objects into a mechanical theater. Mixing recycled materials, raw invention, and a touch of dark humor, each piece challenges how we see function and creativity. Loved the performance<a href="/tags/recycledart/" rel="tag">#RecycledArt</a> <a href="/tags/art/" rel="tag">#Art</a> <a href="/tags/experimentalmusic/" rel="tag">#ExperimentalMusic</a> <a href="/tags/forkiverse/" rel="tag">#Forkiverse</a> <a href="/tags/brussels/" rel="tag">#Brussels</a> <a href="/tags/diy/" rel="tag">#DIY</a>

A sprawling installation of hand-built mechanical machines filling a warehouse-sized gallery space, with towering brass and steel frameworks draped in tangled black cables cascading from ceiling to floor, illuminated by golden and orange LED lights, a large maroon sail hanging on the right, and a gleaming metal drum in the center.

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A performer stands barefoot on a red floor, back to the camera, surrounded by towering racks of synthesizers, wires and homemade electronic devices, playing in the middle of a chaotic tangle of cables while an audience watches from the background.

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A close-up view of interlocking wooden and metal apparatus covered densely in a tangle of multi-colored electrical wires and cables, with white control panels, blue paint accents, orange tape markings, and various salvaged electronic components integrated throughout the structure on an orange floor under natural gallery lighting.

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