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Constructed from aluminum that is one millimeter thick, Marc Fornes/THEVERYMAN created a sculpture that works as a pavilion called Labrys Frisae. The sculpture was meant to blur the distinctions between edge and space to create a immersive experience. This object was create through computational code, but what I find intriguing is creating art through code that humans can interact with and hold the human form. I couldn’t find much information of the exact algorithm he uses, but I know that process is meticulous and hands on.
