Magic Angle Sculpture

1. Extrude each figure 2. Rotate to the respective angles that the figures will be seen at 3. Form intersection of the three(?) rotated extrusions 4. ??? 5. Profit

I was mildly puzzled at all the pseudoscientific gobbledigook that the artist put on his webpage - it definitely takes some crafting experience but then it's not rocket science either

>John V. Muntean was inspired to create the Magic Angle Sculptures through his work with magic angle sample spinning, a scientific technique that mechanically simulates a molecule tumbling through space. The effect is to rapidly interchange the three axes of the Cartesian coordinates (x, y, and z). A complex observable phenomenon in three-dimensional space (such as the nuclear magnetic moments of a static molecule) can be represented by 3 x 3 tensors or sets of nine numbers; spinning at the magic angle simplifies that quantity to single isotropic values.

What??

This babble does not make any sense, and these sculptures have nothing to do with magic angle spinning (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_angle_spinning) whatsoever.

I first saw this idea on the cover of Goedel, Escher, Bach. I wonder how old the history goes?

I don't understand why there's only one motion picture of a sculpture. The static images of the other 4 sculptures don't really inform me of anything, nor do they amaze.