Theo Jansen’s Strandbeests, wind-powered sculptures that walk on the beach. Still haven’t subscribed to The New Yorker on YouTube ...more

While legged walking mechanisms have been designed and built based on engineering theories, they have also attracted much attention from the art fields. The kinetic sculpture "Wind Beast" is a multi …

Skeletons made from yellow plastic tube (Dutch electricity ipe) are able to walk and get their energy from the wind. They have evolved since their inception in 1990 and have been divided into 12 periods of …

This walking wind machine is propelled naturally by the wind flowing through its turbines, making it an eco-friendly and battery-free option for entertainment. The Wind Walker glides gracefully across any …

Product Description This bipedal robot is designed to walk in the direction of air currents. The robot first needs extra power in order to turn the wind turbine and lift each leg, so it needs to be adjusted as …

Nov 17, 2025 · In this soothing 4-minute video, Theo shares captivating footage of some of his most complex wind-driven walking machines as they each take a stroll on the beach, showing how these …

The graceful creatures evolve over time as Theo adapts their designs to harness the wind more efficiently.

Made from simple materials like PVC pipes, fabric, and clever linkages, these kinetic structures walk on their own, powered entirely by the wind. No motors, no electronics — just pure mechanical...

Watch this mesmerizing miniature version of Theo Jansen’s legendary Strandbeest kinetic sculpture. Designed to walk using only wind power, this walking machine is a perfect blend of...

These Strandbeests are wind-powered creatures made entirely from plastic tubes. 💨 •🌬 Powered by pure wind energy...more. They walk, they move, they breathe the wind — but they’re not alive!