Weakhearted as Stabbing
Golden Series
pOrnamental

source: highlike

Work: description pOrnamental > The shapes of porn. Volumetric forms generated from xxx rated images represented as physical objects. Collection of 20 images divided in three series: Golden / Carnal / Fetish.
Photographer: Bernat Cuni
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source: lanciatrendvisions

First it happened in the movies. And now a thrill of pleasure could also seize you while you are admiring the “pOrnamental” sculptures, computer-generated 3D sublimations of erotic images, by Bernat Cunì. The new frontiers of technology applied to the porn industry could open up unprecedented scenarios. From holograms to concrete incarnation, starting from 2D photographic subjects. But for the moment let’s let ourselves be surprised by a subtler, more experimental and artistic language. The designer from Barcelona and based in Hong Kong, Bernat Cunì, has in fact transformed pornographic images into 3D sculptures using algorithms. How can you turn a sex scene into sculptures? Cunì reproduced images taken from the Internet on canvas. Then he turned the painting into volumetric data, an architectural skeleton of shapes with the aid of software. “Golden”, “Carnal” and “Fetish” are the three sections of the “pOrnamental” series where every work is named after an anagram of the original title. The “Golden” series has a golden and sparkling patina, “Fetish” calls leather and bondage fantasies to mind, and “Carnal” draws inspiration from the various shades of skin. Much has been produced on the borderline between eroticism, pornography and art. Perhaps a product design concept like Cunì’s was lacking, one where the three elements appear to meld together in a seductive 3D object.
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source: bernatcuni

Currently engaged in experimenting the fields of generative design, creative code and rapid manufacturing. I’m particularly interested in the future of design and the popularization of the design process and tools. I run cunicode, a design studio for creative fabricaiton, & DesignCorner, a stream of design news & links. During the last +10 years I’ve been working in several fields of industrial design, eco-design and design entrepreneurship.
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source: skygraf

O estúdio de design Cunicode, recentemente teve a brilhante ideia de criar mini esculturas a partir de desenhos infantis, utilizando a técnica de impressão em 3D. A tecnologia permite transformar a arte infantil em itens de decoração para sua casa ou escritório!

A materialização do objeto é impressa em full-color com material de granito, e para dar forma, o desenho infla como um balão definindo as linhas de contorno, posteriormente é projetada uma textura em um segundo plano e, finalmente, é usada a técnica de pressão para suavizar a forma.