Bjorn Schulke (German, b. 1967) sculpture made of fiberglass and electrical components titled "Supersonic #5," 2012. Portraying an animist world-view, Schulke's work is characterized by its lively interior consciousness. His sculptures often possess irrational character traits or distinctive emotional features, which are revealed through a cycle of behavior. Evoking artificial intelligence and the modern aesthetics of a research station, Supersonic #5 hybridizes the shape of a zeppelin airship with the stance of a bull. A theremin embedded within its body aggressively beeps and rumbles, suggesting the possibility of liftoff. Tethers of snakelike industrial cabling flow from its base, punctuated by one singular wheel, or "tail" (bitforms Gallery, 2012). [40" H x 48" W x 40" D]. Overall in good condition.

Overall in good condition.