Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: 3D, animation, computer art, synchronization, tango
here is a very nice animation, especially for those who are passionate about tango. even though you don’t have a clue about it, like myself, the work is really enjoyable and brillant. the synchronization of the figures during the performance is a must see.
to see the video click the link below:
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: 2D, 3D, computer animation, dimension, form, Guernica, Lena Gieseke, Picasso, technology, visual perception, visualization
“I like what continues.” —Pablo Picasso
this is a three dimensional work of Lena Gieseke. the artist claims that her aim is to create a provocative interpretation of Picasso’s Guernica which seems interesting regarding the fact that the painting contains such aims in terms of form and meaning as well. 3 D is a really exciting way of visualization since it deals with the unseen/hidden parts of a two dimensional image. on the other hand, Gieseke’s efforts on three dimensionality appear to be meaningful while considering that Picasso was also obsessed by dimensions and forms-challenging with the boundaries of our visual perception. it’s curious how technology achieves the crucial steps taken by art. i’m still not sure if it is enough-or could get more efficient-what are the limits?..
to see Guernica-the movie:
http://guernica.lena-gieseke.com/movie.html
