Animation recreated frame-by-frame in real life with 3D printing

Thisclever fine art installationshows a CGI animation that ’s been convert into a existent life shape - by - skeletal frame depiction of the animation with 3D printing . As in , the artists took the digital animation they had in a TV and show what every frame would look like ( all at once ) with factual figures . It gets moderately trippy .

So basically what you see befall in the TV , you ’ll see the procession of it in the installation . You ’ll see the 3D print grapheme in different poses as he walks across the table , you ’ll see different locating of the ball as it recoil , dissimilar frames of the cup breaking and so on . Job , Joris & Mariekewrite :

The whole animation is made in CGI , and we used a 3D printer to impress each framing . The result is a weird string of persona in different poses . This explains the principles of animation beautifully , without a individual routine actually moving . It is a static installation : a frozen movement . If you await close , you’re able to fancy out what happen on that mesa .