Unexpected beauty inside factories and laboratories from an artistic perspective

Alastair Philip Wiper has visited many factories and scientific laboratories around the world to record the process of plastic filament being pressed into molds, food stuffed into cans or recorded images of wind tunnels where tissue space simulation ...

Who said in factories and laboratories there are only dry and boring machines?

After watching the pictures of Alastair Philip Wiper, surely viewers will have a different thought about the inanimate machines.

Picture 1 of Unexpected beauty inside factories and laboratories from an artistic perspective — Vodka distillery is located in Skåne, Sweden.

Picture 2 of Unexpected beauty inside factories and laboratories from an artistic perspective — Denmark's largest pharmaceutical cannabis greenhouse in Europe.

Picture 3 of Unexpected beauty inside factories and laboratories from an artistic perspective — Model of atlas Detector, one of the 7 major particle accelerators at CERN in Switzerland.

Picture 4 of Unexpected beauty inside factories and laboratories from an artistic perspective — A knitting machine has about 4,000 needles at the Kvadrat Febrik textile factory in Tilberg, Netherlands.

Picture 5 of Unexpected beauty inside factories and laboratories from an artistic perspective — Horsens - slaughterhouse handles 100,000 pigs per week in Denmark.

Picture 6 of Unexpected beauty inside factories and laboratories from an artistic perspective — Another version of the Maersk Triple E. super container ship, which is capable of transporting 18,000 containers, is the world's largest ship when it was launched in 2013.

Picture 7 of Unexpected beauty inside factories and laboratories from an artistic perspective — A corner of the Gøl factory in Svenstrup, Denmark. This factory has been producing sausages since 1934.

Picture 8 of Unexpected beauty inside factories and laboratories from an artistic perspective — The Odeillo Solar Oven in France was opened in 1970. The site has 9,600 mirrors, focusing the sun's rays on a spot where the crucible is set to raise its temperature to 6,000 degrees Fahrenheit. Aerospace like NASA and ESA use this place to conduct high-temperature materials testing for nuclear reactors and spacecraft.

Picture 9 of Unexpected beauty inside factories and laboratories from an artistic perspective — The Cube Laboratory at Bang & Olufsen Sound in Denmark is testing a Beolab 90 speaker.

Picture 10 of Unexpected beauty inside factories and laboratories from an artistic perspective — Inside the R & D department at Adidas headquarters in Germany, models of human legs are sealed on racks.

Picture 11 of Unexpected beauty inside factories and laboratories from an artistic perspective — The RJ Mitchell Wind tunnel, which belongs to the engineering department of the University of Southampton, UK, ranks in the Top 100 universities worldwide.

Picture 12 of Unexpected beauty inside factories and laboratories from an artistic perspective — Inside the anechoic chamber, the quietest room in the world at the Technical University of Denmark.

Picture 13 of Unexpected beauty inside factories and laboratories from an artistic perspective — Pictured are the doors waiting to be installed inside the Tokamak Pit at ITER in Saint-Paul-lès-Durance, France. Each door weighs more than 65 tons.

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Samuel Daniel

Update 12 March 2020

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