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Winning Spin - Digital Art Sculpture by Ivo Meier

winning spin | skulptur von ivo meier

unlimited sculpture | available
edition: unlimited | size: 14x14x36 cm | medium: 3d print

sculpture winning spin - a work celebrating partnership by ivo meier

winning spin visualizes the essence of encounter, movement and shared success — the instant two people or forces join and something new emerges from it.

it is a celebration of collaboration, of what happens when separate paths align and momentum becomes mutual. the sculpture doesn't depict a winner — it depicts the spin itself, the moment of joining that makes success possible in the first place.

work details

  • year: 2023
  • size: 14 × 14 × 36 cm
  • medium: 3d print (pla), 12 parts, 6 magnets
  • edition: numbered, unlimited
  • catalog no.: im-c.17
  • certificate: certificate of authenticity by the artist / gallery

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part of the series

our silent source — the quiet place growth begins, before it has a name.

about this work

winning spin is 3d-printed in pla across 12 individual parts, assembled with 6 magnets — around 20 hours of print time per piece. the magnets aren't just structural: the spheres can be shifted and rearranged by hand, so you can physically re-enact the moment of encounter the sculpture is about, rather than only observing it.

frequently asked questions

what does "winning spin" represent?

the sculpture visualizes the essence of encounter, movement and shared success — the moment two people or forces join and something new emerges from that collaboration.

is winning spin a limited edition?

winning spin is an unlimited, numbered edition, 3d-printed in pla and assembled from 12 printed parts held together by 6 magnets — roughly 20 hours of print time per piece.

can i purchase winning spin directly?

yes — winning spin is available directly, not through a gallery. reach out via the enquiry link above to request pricing and availability.

is winning spin interactive?

yes — the sculpture's spheres are fitted with magnets and can be shifted and rearranged by hand, letting you physically re-enact the moment of encounter the piece is about.