Joshua Harker: Using Kickstarter to Celebrate "the Third Industrial Revolution"

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Following his “#1 most-funded sculpture project in Kickstarter history,” Chicago-based multicreative Joshua Harker’s on the crowdfunding site once again. Expressing his signature blend of art and design, Harker’s not hawking a functional object per se; his beautiful, 3D-printed sculpture, which combines the skull that was so successful the first time around with a new set of articulating wings, was created “In honor of the developing 3rd Industrial Revolution.”

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Representing the project is a 3-piece sculpture entitled “Anatomica di Revolutis” (loosely intended to mean “Anatomy of the Revolution”). Each component is designed to assemble together to present a larger narrative about the developing 3rd Industrial Revolution. The fully assembled sculpture… symbolizes liberty & prosperity through an empowered participatory populace. It is designed to hang on a wall or other vertical surface.

…The wings are comprised of 75 separate mechanical moving pieces that are printed in their entirety as a single working assembly. They are symbolic of the mythical Phoenix rebirth & spring from the fire theme interpreted by my “tangle” aesthetic.

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