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Rube Goldberg machine of fire and ice

Rob Ludacer and Leanna Garfield
2016-03-16T18:27:00Z
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Two influential Swiss artists are responsible for one of the most mesmerizing pieces of art imaginable. Peter Fischli and David Weiss's "The Way Things Go" is a 30-minute long Rube Goldberg machine made of flames, tires and a little dry ice. The team's retrospective is now on exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum in NYC.

Produced by Rob Ludacer and Leanna Garfield.

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