Persons 1:10, 1998-2006
3D bodyscans of the living person
FDM (Fused Deposition Modelling), Rapid Prototyping, ABS (Acryl-Butadien-Nityl-Styrol), Airbrush
Installation view Gallery Helga de Alvear, Madrid, Spain, 1999
Gerd Hatje, Dietmar Glatz 1:10, 1998-2006
Werner Meyer 1:10, 1998
Werner Meyer, original and 1:10
Installation view Astspace Auckland, 2000
Installation view Gallery Koyanagi, Tokio, Japan, 2000
Annemarie Becker, Georg Winter, Dr. Ulla Klippel 1:10, 1998-2006
54 Figures 1:10, 2000
3D bodyscans of the living persons
FDM (Fused Deposition Modelling), Rapid Prototyping, ABS (Acryl-Butadien-Nityl-Styrol), Airbrush
Persons 1:10, 1998-2006
3D bodyscans of the living person
FDM (Fused Deposition Modelling), Rapid Prototyping, ABS (Acryl-Butadien-Nityl-Styrol), Airbrush
Installation view Gallery Helga de Alvear, Madrid, Spain, 1999
Gerd Hatje, Dietmar Glatz 1:10, 1998-2006
Werner Meyer 1:10, 1998
Werner Meyer, original and 1:10
Installation view Astspace Auckland, 2000
Installation view Gallery Koyanagi, Tokio, Japan, 2000
Annemarie Becker, Georg Winter, Dr. Ulla Klippel 1:10, 1998-2006
54 Figures 1:10, 2000
3D bodyscans of the living persons
FDM (Fused Deposition Modelling), Rapid Prototyping, ABS (Acryl-Butadien-Nityl-Styrol), Airbrush
Persons 1:10
1998-2006People are laser-scanned using a bodyscanner that employs a 3D photographic process originally developed for the fashion industry. Their data is then sent to an extruder, which recreates their body shape slice-by-slice in plastic. It is a lengthy process, but it results in an exact reproduction of the person in question – a three-dimensional self-portrait in a pose chosen by the subject.
Text: © Studio Karin Sander
Presented in exhibitions
The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 2011Kunsthalle Göppingen, 2014