Brion Gysin and co. with the dreamachine. On view at the New Museum.
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I made one of these when I was a youngster!
ReplyDeleteDo they run on a motor or do you spin them by hand?
ReplyDeleteA motor, Ben. Everyone knows that Mr. Gysin preferred a motor, specifically a specially adapted Triumph Speed Twin 5T with a confined single Amal Type 6 carburettor to prevent the ignition sparks from setting fire to the dreammachine.
ReplyDeleteDon't you watch the Discovery Channel? And why isn't my blog on the reading list?!
A record player with variable speed does just fine in my book!
ReplyDeleteJaysus! Discovered. Back in Hokkaido we were lucky to have horse-drawn dreamachines.
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