Mova Scholar Globe

Mova is a globe production company that believes the globe to be superior to flat maps because they better represent the Earth in form (-movaglobes.com). The globe provides a more complete spatial understanding of the Earth, an idea that Mova takes further by using light-activated technology to incite the globe to spin on it's own similar to how the Earth does under gravitational pull. A clear outer casing covers the globe while a thin liquid suspends it just enough to achieve this effect consistently, on and off the tripod. One is left to observe the Earth as it appears in space except in their own home and even their own hands.
Mova Scholar Globe
Mova Scholar Globe with dome
Inventory
Collection Number
17198
Building
Current Location
Reception Area
Floor
1st
Description
Details
This is a light-activated globe of Earth on a plexiglass tripod under a glass dome cover.
Artist
Framed
No
Width
9 inches
Height
11 inches
Length
9 inches
Donor
Library Owns
No
Permissions
Reproduce the Work in Library publications/publicity, including film or videotape
Yes
Reproduce
Library has Photography Rights
Yes
Photograph
Permit the general public to photograph the work
Yes
Slides/Video