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Quinby Duble is a detail-oriented product and industrial designer with a robust background in mechanical engineering and 3D visualization. His technical remit lends to his passion for user-centric design, creating products that balance form, function, and sustainability. He moonlights as a film photographer.
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Projects
- Issue 2: Sell Out
- Issue 3: Connect
Dervish is a modular kinetic sculpture that generates electricity by harvesting wind energy. Functioning as a Vertical Axis Wind Turbine (VAWT), the sculpture consists of a series of stacking turbines, each containing its own dedicated magnetic alternator and internal gearing. This translates wind-generated spinning motion into electrical current to beused directly or stored in a bank of batteries within the base.
Consisting of a double array of concave, semi-helical blades arranged at alternating, complementary angles, the blades and their shadows create complex optical patterns and illusions, at times appearing to be spinning in reverse. The angle and concavity of the blades are optimize to capture windflow and maximize efficiency.
Consisting of a double array of concave, semi-helical blades arranged at alternating, complementary angles, the blades and their shadows create complex optical patterns and illusions, at times appearing to be spinning in reverse. The angle and concavity of the blades are optimize to capture windflow and maximize efficiency.
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