Statics of an Egg
卵の静力学
Synopsis
Statics of an Egg focuses on Nakaya’s hands as she tries to balance two eggs upright on a flat surface. The video references ‘The first day of spring’, an essay written by the artist’s father, the prominent scientist Ukichiro Nakaya, wherein he explains how it is possible to stand eggs upright, and not only on the first day of spring, as the Japanese proverb details.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Fujiko Nakaya
- Original Title
- 卵の静力学
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 11m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Fujiko Nakaya
Department Leadership Roster
Fujiko Nakaya
Director
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What is Statics of an Egg about?
Statics of an Egg focuses on Nakaya’s hands as she tries to balance two eggs upright on a flat surface. The video references ‘The first day of spring’, an essay written by the artist’s father, the prominent scientist Ukichiro Nakaya, wherein he explains how it is possible to stand eggs upright, and not only on the first day of spring, as the Japanese proverb details.
Who directed Statics of an Egg?
Statics of an Egg was directed by Fujiko Nakaya.
Who stars in Statics of an Egg?
The principal cast of Statics of an Egg includes Not specified.
When was Statics of an Egg released and how long is it?
Statics of an Egg was released in 1973 with a total runtime of 11m.