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Using the entire collection of one person’s photographs from Facebook as a starting point, John Rainey, a student at the Royal College of Art, used Perspex and Z Corp Rapid Prototyping to make interpretive composite 3D print sculptures. For those who don’t know, a Rapid Prototyping printer is a high-definition 3D printer and rapid prototyping machine [...]
Mini Food Sculpture Jewelry & Collectables
29, Mar 2012These mini food sculpture jewelry peices by Shay Aaron look so real you’ll be tempted to want to take a bite.
Avocado Ear Studs
- In: Design|Food|Jewelry|News|Sculptures
- Tags: Crafts, Food, jewelry, mini eats, miniatures, necklace, pendants, rings, Shay Aaron
Elena Belmann’s QR Code Sculpture
6, Dec 2011German artist Elena Belmann mixes sculptured art with information technology in this intricate QR code sculpture.
- In: Art|Sculptures
- Tags: Art, QR code, Sculptures, technology
Opening September 23, 2011 is the Sanford Biggers: Sweet Funk – An Introspective at the Brooklyn Museum of Art. New York-based artist Sanford Biggers challenges and reinterprets symbols and legacies that inform contemporary America in the focused selection of thirteen pieces in the exhibit.
The exhibition is Biggers’ first museum presentation in New York, and it [...]
Love and Rockets: Artist Yaron Bob Turns Bombs into Roses
by Lorette C. Luzajic
Israeli artist Yaron Bob was looking for “a new symbol of peace, and an answer to death.”
Yaron Bob with his sculptures.
The computer teacher, blacksmith, and metal sculptor sought a way to symbolize to the world that the people of Israel desire peace, while [...]
Currently running through October 8, 2011 is La Carte D’Après Nature at the Matthew Marks Gallery in New York City.
Curated by Thomas Demand, the exhibition features three rarely seen paintings by René Magritte (two of which are on loan from The Menil Collection, Houston). It takes its name from a journal published by Magritte between [...]
Stop Motion Animation: Möbius
15, Aug 2011The stop motion animation MÖBIUS at Federation Square is a set-up of twenty-one large animated triangle sculptures that can be configured into many cyclical patterns and behaves as though it is eating itself, whilst sinking into the ground. The resulting effect is an optical illusion in conjunction with a time-lapse of people interacting with the sculpture and [...]
- In: Animation|Sculptures
- Tags: Melbourne, MÖBIUS, Sculptures, stop motion animation, video
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