What sources powered Alexander Calder's kinetic sculptures?
Oil and gas
Physical effort
Motors or Air Currents
Solar energy and electricity
Answer
Alexander Calder's kinetic sculptures were powered by motors or air currents. The sculptures were made of metal and wire and were designed to move in the wind or when a motor was turned on. The sculptures were often abstract and were designed to create a sense of movement and energy.
Calder's Curiosities: Exploring the Artistry of Alexander Calder
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