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I decided to discuss rjpark’s Looking Outwards 03, about Gilles Azzaro’s 3D printed sculptures based on sound. This project is interesting to me because it is a way for people to visualize audio in physical form. According to the blog post, the artist uses audio samples of events or speeches that he values. I agree that the 3D sculptures serve as a beautiful representation of historical events, whether it may be global or local; memories or past events are very important because they have the power to define individuals or groups of people. In the future, it would be great if the artist used a much bigger 3D printer to make bigger versions of the audio. They can be like landmarks that help bring people together.
Source: https://3dprint.com/124989/3d-printed-sound-fablabs/
Artist: http://www.gillesazzaro.com/