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The artwork I came across while looking into 3D computer graphics was a series of pieces created by the studio Nervous System. The studio takes research from the body and cells. The creators based there computational systems on the ways that cells divide, and subdivide into parts that produce a wrinkle-like blob. Through this, the artists at Nervous System takes the generations from the rules following theses biological systems, they 3D print these very elegant objects at all types of scales. The inwards and outwards folds though may seem random, are a result of a fairly simple set of rules. Additionally, I found it quite interesting to see how such a overlooked concept of the human body, is scaled both up and down into a piece of art that can be held and experienced in different ways. It many ways, it gives a new perspective on the connotations or understandings we already have of existing forms in nature and in our everyday lives.
Studio Website: https://n-e-r-v-o-u-s.com/
