Exhibitions, Japan, Tokyo, 17 April 2012
The exhibition titled "3D Body Architecture2"is continuing research on the subject of circuit architecture, high technology and art. In this "open" work a number of disciplines are intertwined, from architecture to design and contemporary art. Works in the exhibition represent a fusion of high technology and manufacturing, classical art and culture of design. This exhibition is clearly introduced innovative and complex process of creation. A work of art is something that grows, changes over time, evolving into new situations and new contexts.
This exhibition reflects the present and opens a small window into the future.
The significance of the exhibition "Three-dimensional architecture of the body" is the fact that for the first time is used a high range of the "3D body scanning system"- for the purpose of art (which is now mainly used in medicine). And for the first time it is connected with the software for the creation of architectural space and the results obtained by the scanner and integrated into a coherent whole, which in this case consists of 15 peaces of art in 2-D shape, measuring 100 x 70 cm and video art installation, which will be projected in real time in the showroom. Two dimensional works are made on the aluminum background, by combination of a printing and acrylic technique.
Part of the exhibition is a video art film that displays a virtual 3D space that transcends the physical limitations of the traditional concepts of space and time. Artistic production in virtual 3D worlds boundaries of modern, conceptual work in the unity of artistic disciplines.
The future of the project is realization in the form of an installation for the next Venice Biennial pavilion of the Switzerland, proposed management of the City Museum of Contemporary Art in Ascona and the presentation of the project at the worldwide most important international conference "3D Body Scanning Technologies" in Tokyo in late April.
This exhibition reflects the present and opens a small window into the future.
The significance of the exhibition "Three-dimensional architecture of the body" is the fact that for the first time is used a high range of the "3D body scanning system"- for the purpose of art (which is now mainly used in medicine). And for the first time it is connected with the software for the creation of architectural space and the results obtained by the scanner and integrated into a coherent whole, which in this case consists of 15 peaces of art in 2-D shape, measuring 100 x 70 cm and video art installation, which will be projected in real time in the showroom. Two dimensional works are made on the aluminum background, by combination of a printing and acrylic technique.
Part of the exhibition is a video art film that displays a virtual 3D space that transcends the physical limitations of the traditional concepts of space and time. Artistic production in virtual 3D worlds boundaries of modern, conceptual work in the unity of artistic disciplines.
The future of the project is realization in the form of an installation for the next Venice Biennial pavilion of the Switzerland, proposed management of the City Museum of Contemporary Art in Ascona and the presentation of the project at the worldwide most important international conference "3D Body Scanning Technologies" in Tokyo in late April.
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