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BesInteractive 3D scan of Ercol 203 Best viewed on laptop/tablet - may be slow on mobile. nbsp; navigate with mouse, touchscreen. fullscreen mode bottom right of viewer
david lisser
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Dwell
Dwell (onging series) img width="5883" height="3716" width_o="5883" height_o="3716" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/55517d76b3fb2c6d7bcee4a3cdf50771d85f6ad88e1562def9d5a2d3fd7f2246/togetehr.jpg" data-mid="248458604" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/55517d76b3fb2c6d7bcee4a3cdf50771d85f6ad88e1562def9d5a2d3fd7f2246/togetehr.jpg" / Dwell~1 amp; 2, photogrammetric…
Mirror_404
MIRROR 404 Machine vision cannot process reflections, computers weren't designed to perceive themselves. Our oldest technology for self-perception the mirror, is invisible to our newest, the computer. For millennia, mirrors have been how we see ourselves and understand how others see us. They are poetic objects; surfaces that reveal a perception of who we are. Contemporary life is increasingly…
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SCREENSAVER
SCREENSAVER SCREENSAVER is a work that reflects upon the visual gravity of the digital screen; pulling attention and time towards its core. It comprises of a 3D pointcloud scan of a laptop, whereby the screen itself becomes a black void. It was exhibited at Uncommon Gallery in Seoul, Feb-March 2024
Reflections
Reflections (ongoing) Reflections is an ongoing exploration of the way light can be manipulated in 3D software. nbsp; Counter to the real-world, digital artists can direct reflections, change the visibility of objects, and alter how something is seen. nbsp; Even the camera is an invisible entity - a proxy piece of geometry placed for ease of use. nbsp; img width="2160" height="3840" width_o="2160"…
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HomeDavid Lisser is an artist working in physical and digital media, focusing on simulation, fakery and future-proofing across food, 3D scanning, and something. nbsp; img width="3001" height="1876" width_o="3001" height_o="1876" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/266c3eef1a0a1d03e5b656d94771db91d84f98862acfea28c88ca64897e52c0f/horizontal.svg" data-mid="171754368" border="0"…
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About Artist exploring 3D scanning, computer vision and the still-life tradition. nbsp; David Lisser is an artist based in the Netherlands. His work uses 3D scanning and computer vision to consider how the natural world is simulated and translated through digital interfaces, and what is lost, distorted, or invented in that process. nbsp; His practice spans sculpture, digital renders and short…
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