Why making the real thing still holds its magic: Isabel + Helen on a decade of putting impossible inventions into motion

Isabel + Helen’s decade-long journey proves the enduring power of tangible art. Their "Motion Sickness" show, featuring everything from kinetic sculptures to wearable Power Suits, highlights a deep commitment to the mechanics of things and turning ambitious visions into reality. For emerging women artists, their success underscores the value of hands-on creation and innovative problem-solving. Don't shy away from ambitious, 'impossible' projects; mastering physical craft can set your work apart, captivating audiences and building a lasting career in a world hungry for genuine creativity. Embrace the magic of making the real thing. — Source: It's Nice That

This is a WIA-rewritten summary. The full interview remains the copyright of It's Nice That.