Check out the video presentation of this incredible art piece below: The shapes were modeled in XPresso and MoGraph. Picking up the mysticism created by Kepler, who also saw the platonic bodies as representations of the elements (fire, water, earth, air), the projected world embodies an abstract story.”Īs for the 3D model used in this piece, it was created with CINEMA 4D and printed by Shapeways. “The formal aesthetics of the first prototypes evoked associations with the model of the solar system in “Mysterium Cosmpgraphicum” by Johannes Kepler, who thought to have found the geometrical basis of the universe in the platonic bodies. So where in the world did these two artists come up with such a clever idea? Burk explains: It’s nice to know that some of our technological history can still go to good use. While the object that is having light passed through it is 3D printed with modern technology, the actual display of the work is presented through outdated, obsolete technology. It isn’t too often you get creations so unique, and so “analog” in nature. “Interacting with the installation creates a deeply immersive effect, as the instant reaction of the projection and the ‘infinite frame rate’ let this fantastical world come to life,” wrote Burk. The 3D printed design is spherical to allow for it to be spun in different directions, creating an illusion of continuity (see video below). Just visit the link at the bottom to receive your copySince the init.
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“Mixing digital aesthetics – parametric and generative shapes – with the qualities of analog projection creates an otherworldly look that seems to be neither digital nor analog.” Motion 2 - Intro & OverviewIf you purchased Motion V1 the update comes to you for free. “Inspired by obsolete projection technologies like the overhead projector, and especially the episcope, an installation was designed that generates unique imagery and a fascinating experience,” wrote Michael Burk. This was combined with other glass lenses to create what the artists thought would make for a unique display. Once printed, they took the object, built a holding device for it, and positioned it over an old overhead projector.
Michael Burk and Ann-Katrin Krenz used a 3D printer to print out a digitally created, very intricate object. Two students at the Berlin University of the Arts have come up with one of the most unique pieces of art that I have ever come across. Many people wonder where inspiration for art comes from, and no one really has the answer. Art can come in many different forms, including music, painting, photography, sculpting, and the list goes on.
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