Set of 3 vintage acrylic glass geese by Abraham Palatnik, Brazil 1970

This set of geese was designed and created by Abraham Palatnik in Brazil in the 1970s. Brazilian artist Abraham Palatnik (1928 - 2020) was the founder of the technological movement in Brazilian art, and a pioneer in the making of kinetic sculptures. In the late 1940s (1949), he created his first "kinechromatic devices". Many optical experiments followed in the 1950s and 1960s. These pieces, made of acrylic glass, are part of the Artemis collection that was built in Brazil in the 1970s in a factory that Abraham opened and produced until 2001. His early projects were inspired by cave paintings, geometric figures and irregular objects. The collection included hundreds of different figurines. They are mainly animals, but there are also human and abstract figures. This set is in good and original condition, with Palatnik's signature in each piece.Large: Width: 16 cmDepth: 3.5 cmHeight: 16.5 cmSmall: Width: 8 cmDepth: 1.5 cmHeight: 10 cm