The newest works of art from South American artist Sebastian ErraZuriz are set to go on display through an exhibit called 'The Beginning of the End' at Elizabeth Collective in New York. The series of 3D modeled and 3D-printed sculptures reimagine some of the most well-known names in the world of technology as Roman sculptures and icons from mythology.
The series includes Elon Musk depicted as an angel with one wing and a flamethrower in hand, Jeff Bezos on a horse and Steve Jobs posed like The Thinker and staring at an iPhone, as well as others like Edward Snowden and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg. The project is the culmination of five years worth of work and originally, the digital models could only be seen with augmented reality—this spring, people will have the chance to marvel at the 3D-printed models in person.
3D-Printed CEO Sculptures
The Beginning of the End by Sebastian ErraZuriz Depicts Tech Legends
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