Gallery: A Slick Mashup of an Old-School Projector and 3-D Printed Art
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Michael Burk and Ann-Katrin Krenz, two students at Berlin’s University of the Arts, built an old-school projector that bounces light around a 3-D printed sculpture, creating ghostly, complex shadows.
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The projector spins the sphere around, projecting its various topographies.
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The sculpture was designed using Cinema 4D.
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When light hits the sphere, it passes through three different lenses and projects light and shadow onto the wall.
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Each part of the sphere was designed to project a different image.
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As you turn the sphere around, you begin to unravel a narrative that you have complete control over.
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The artists compare it to an analog video game, where you can choose your own adventure.
