3D Printed Hybrid Object - Project collaboration with Adriana Bergen

On this project. Adriana and I brainstormed some ideas that we can make our projects work and join into something new. For her idea, she created and sketch these fabrics at Rhino and I sketched some headdresses, crowns, and vases for our project. In the end, we decided that we should create a crown that and fabric that was guarded by multiple snakes around it. Here are the examples of our work and our sketches and ideas that Me and Adriana brought up together.

Our Ideas,

Final Model in Rhino

Printing

Final Result

Papercraft Object - Revision

Sorry for the late post of this assignment.

Here are the Final revision of the papercraft object.

This is the rhino model version.

The pieces,

And the Final output of the Object

Papercraft Research - Elegant Paper Sculptures of Li Hongbo

Last year, when I was taking Dr. Salahub's art history class. I was curious and amazed at the artists of the high renaissance, especially Michelangelo who was one of the artists that I've been influenced with and trying to study his works. His sculptures were amazing, almost perfect and elegant on how he made it through marble, as marble back at the high renaissance period was the hardest and expensive stone. 

To this day, I'd still follow Michelangelo's work until I saw the article about paper sculptures. It changed my perception of sculpture and also the use of paper. Artist Li Hongbo used a large amount of paper to recreate the bust of classical sculptures, and the best part was his work was the bust sculptures were stretchable in a different direction.

Through his work, Li Hongbo studies the strengths and weaknesses of the paper and studies the old mediums of sculpture that the classical artists were using back in the classical years. He combined the two for him to create this elegant and yet cheap way to create a sculpture or a bust to a bunch of papers and also manipulating our eyes that we think that it was made of marble.

Here is his example work:

link: https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2014/02/new-flexible-paper-sculptures-by-li-hongbo/

3D scan

Sorry for the late post of this assignment..

Here, I manage to get a good scan of my object with the help of our lab technician Peter.

And here are the 3 final renders of the object that I Scan with the use of Rhino 6

I called it The Shrine of Mishima