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Augmented Sculpture Project
In this project we investigate an approach to computer-based sculpting concerned with the creation and modification of digital models based on physical abstract sculptures. We present some original methods and tools based on the Function Representation of geometric models. We use a specialised computer language HyperFun, which facilitates the modelling of complex objects. As well as presenting computer-generated animated models of pre-existing sculptures, we also show how interesting novel shapes can be generated using the HyperFun system. Here, we outline an early stage of the project development concerned with creating a sculpture-based augmented reality which allows for the interactive participation of the observer.
Real sculptures
Animation of Sculptures
Group Metamorphosis of Sculptures
Rapid Prototyping of the Central Shape in the Group Metamorphosis
Stereolithography (SLA-3500)
Laminated Object Manufacturing LOM (KIRA Solid Center)
Recorded Session of Interactive Metamorphosis and Carving
Project Authors and publications
Project authors:
- V. Adzhiev
- P. Comninos
- M. Kazakov
- A. Ogarko (implementer of animations)
- A. Pasko
- I. Seleznev (HyperFun Project's artist-in-residence)
Rapid prototyping:
- S. Onozuka
- T. Someya
- H. Uchibori
Publications:
- V. Adzhiev, P. Comninos, M. Kazakov, A. Pasko, Functionally based augmented sculpting, Computer Animation and Virtual Worlds, vol. 16, No. 1, 2005, pp. 25-39. Electronic version: PDF (879K)
- M. Kazakov, A. Pasko, V. Adzhiev, Interactive metamorphosis and carving in a multi-volume scene, GRAPHITE2003 (Melbourne, Australia, 11-14 February, 2003), ACM SIGGRAPH publication, pp. 103-110. Electronic version: PDF (2.1 Mb)
- V. Adzhiev, P. Comninos, A. Pasko, Augmented sculpture: computer ghosts of physical artefacts, Leonardo, MIT, vol. 36, No. 3, 2003, pp. 211-219. Electronic version: PDF (890K)