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]]>“We tend to understand reality by constraining meaning into closed and simplified boxes defined by previous cultural conventions,” he said in a press release for his current solo exhibition Breaking the Box at R & Company in New York City.
“We live within these pre-established cognitive borders, where we only tend to see, recognize, and accept as true that which has been previously ordered and defined,” he added.
His work has been exhibited alongside the most famous architects and designers and has been featured in several magazine covers and mainstream TV in BBC, CNN, NY1, and ABC.
“It’s important to me that a project consist of just a little twist,” the young artist said, “because I ultimately want people to see the obvious, the everyday differently.”
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]]>The 42-year-old Chilean artist presented eight 3D-modeled and 3D-printed sculptures of different significant figures that shaped the technology world as we know it today.
You will have the chance to see Edward Snowden, Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, and others in a 3D-printed version as mythological gods or emperors with the aesthetic of Roman statues.
This exhibition is the product of five years devoted to exploring the impact that technology has both in our intimate worlds and in the bigger picture as well while focusing on biotechnology, nanorobotics, and social economics.
The 3D-printed models were previously available only in digital form and could be seen with the help of augmented reality, but the visitors at the Elizabeth Collective in New York will have a chance to see them in real life until the 24th of May. If you are nearby, this is an excellent exhibition that deserves your attention.
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]]>The post The Wonderful Creations of Sebastian Errazuriz appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>“We tend to understand reality by constraining meaning into closed and simplified boxes defined by previous cultural conventions,” he said in a press release for his current solo exhibition Breaking the Box at R & Company in New York City.
“We live within these pre-established cognitive borders, where we only tend to see, recognize, and accept as true that which has been previously ordered and defined,” he added.
His work has been exhibited alongside the most famous architects and designers and has been featured in several magazine covers and mainstream TV in BBC, CNN, NY1, and ABC.
“It’s important to me that a project consist of just a little twist,” the young artist said, “because I ultimately want people to see the obvious, the everyday differently.”
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]]>The post Check These Gorgeous 3D-Printed Sculptures Out appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>The 42-year-old Chilean artist presented eight 3D-modeled and 3D-printed sculptures of different significant figures that shaped the technology world as we know it today.
You will have the chance to see Edward Snowden, Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, and others in a 3D-printed version as mythological gods or emperors with the aesthetic of Roman statues.
This exhibition is the product of five years devoted to exploring the impact that technology has both in our intimate worlds and in the bigger picture as well while focusing on biotechnology, nanorobotics, and social economics.
The 3D-printed models were previously available only in digital form and could be seen with the help of augmented reality, but the visitors at the Elizabeth Collective in New York will have a chance to see them in real life until the 24th of May. If you are nearby, this is an excellent exhibition that deserves your attention.
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