The AOs (2015)

 

3D prints, brass stands, sculptural installation, 53 Square inches on pedestal

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The AOs (The Ambient Occlusions) is a sculptural installation work constituted by a collection of 3D models from my Experimental 3D animation works. These virtual models are printed out using 3D printer. Special coats of paint are applied to the 3D printed objects to mimic a very commonly used material in digital 3D rendering technology, which is called Ambient Occlusion. The combination of the virtual material and the physical objects originally from digital environment questions a distant notion of both a tangible reality and a computer simulations of reality.