'Expanded Portraits' by Justin Ponmany
Cecilia Biemann — November 24, 2008 — Art & Design
References: bosepacia & designboom
These unusual morphed 3D people panoramas are the work of Mumbai-based merging artist, Justin Ponmany.
Ponmay’s contemporary portraits, which he describes as ‘expanded portraits’, involve photographing people from all angles to create a panorama view of their three-dimensional heads.
They're an interesting twist on the traditional police mug shot. It’s a little disappointing that the subjects are all male with lifeless eyes. Similar portraits of beautiful women with seductive, enchanting eyes would be even more captivating.
Ponmay’s contemporary portraits, which he describes as ‘expanded portraits’, involve photographing people from all angles to create a panorama view of their three-dimensional heads.
They're an interesting twist on the traditional police mug shot. It’s a little disappointing that the subjects are all male with lifeless eyes. Similar portraits of beautiful women with seductive, enchanting eyes would be even more captivating.
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