Miream
It is an excursion of artistic and technological collaborations crystallized in form of an installation. The title is an amalgamation of two words: “Mirror” and “Scream”.
This work is an inventive attempt to create a magical transformation from 2D image to 3D installation. The core of the installation is a vertical grid which holds drips of hanging metal ball chains with different lengths. A mirror is installed below the hanging metal ball chains. By applying reversal effect being viewed from the mirror, the result is a 3-dimensional interpretation of the acclaimed painting “The Scream” by Norwegians expressionist artist, Edvard Munch. The Hanging metal ball chains can also generate trembling motions which intensifies an immersive experience for audience.
The creative process starts with studying the visual elements of the painting (twilight sky, bridge, scream head, etc.) and analyzes the image’s composition (curves, depth and perspectives) in relations to the anguish and fearful emotional expressions. With aids from precious computation, the painting was translated into 3D pixels then later replaced with 3mm metal balls.
This work is an inventive attempt to create a magical transformation from 2D image to 3D installation. The core of the installation is a vertical grid which holds drips of hanging metal ball chains with different lengths. A mirror is installed below the hanging metal ball chains. By applying reversal effect being viewed from the mirror, the result is a 3-dimensional interpretation of the acclaimed painting “The Scream” by Norwegians expressionist artist, Edvard Munch. The Hanging metal ball chains can also generate trembling motions which intensifies an immersive experience for audience.
The creative process starts with studying the visual elements of the painting (twilight sky, bridge, scream head, etc.) and analyzes the image’s composition (curves, depth and perspectives) in relations to the anguish and fearful emotional expressions. With aids from precious computation, the painting was translated into 3D pixels then later replaced with 3mm metal balls.
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