The exhibition 3D Body Architecture by Ana D'Apuzzo presents research on the relationship of circuit architecture, high technology and art.
D'Apuzzo connected a 3D body scanning system with a software for the creation of the architectural space. The result is 15 peaces of art measuring 100 x 70cm and a 3D video art installation. Two dimensional works are made on an aluminum background by combining a printing and acrylic technique.
3D Body Architecture presents a fusion of high technology and manufacturing, classical art and the culture of design. The exhibition is placed in the 'Studio d'arte e archittetura Ana D'Apuzzo,' in Passagio San Pietro, Ascona, Switzerland, until the end of November.
If you are looking for a fusion of technology and artwork, these designs by D'Apuzzo are sure to amuse.
What's Driving This Trend
- High Technology Integration
- Exploring the fusion of high technology with traditional art forms opens up disruptive innovation opportunities in the art industry.
- 3D Body Scanning
- The use of 3D body scanning technology in creating architectural spaces presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the architectural design industry.
- Digital Art Installations
- The rise of digital art installations presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the exhibition and event industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Art
- The art industry can take advantage of high technology integration to create innovative and immersive artistic experiences.
- Architectural Design
- The architectural design industry can explore the use of 3D body scanning technology to push the boundaries of architectural creations.
- Exhibition and Event
- The exhibition and event industry can leverage digital art installations to create unique and captivating experiences for attendees.
