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Hackathon Powerhouse Museum

3D Scanning Museum Items For Hackathon This exciting event matches 10 contemporary designers with 10 collection objects that have been 3D scanned.  Designers spend two intensive days manipulating the 3D object files, using as much creativity as they can muster to design their own hacked interpretations.   Working in a studio environment, the designer’s challenge is…

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3D Scanning Kosh Art

3D Scanning from Kosh Art Artist and Sculptor Phylssa has produced a range of sculptures that are scalable to suit a variety of spaces for the art lover. Phylssa had a range of prototypes 3D Scanned, each part accurately scanned so they could be assembled later. With a click of a button, each sculpture could…

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Quasi by Ronnie van Hout

Ronnie van Hout is a New Zealand artist that currently lives in Melbourne. He works across a wide variety of media including sculpture, video, painting, photography, embroidery, and sound recordings. His latest piece is a crafty and clever rooftop sculpture that sits on top of Christchurch Art Gallery’s building. It is a giant hand with…

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Recreating The Kiss

6 Couples from varying backgrounds in different age groups posed naked for Recreating The Kiss. Using the latest in 3D Laser Scanners each of the couples were 3D Scanned taking only minutes to complete. For the first time ever Auguste Rodin’s “The Kiss” has left Europe and landed (very carefully) at the Art Gallery of NSW…

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wysiwyg3d 3d laser scanning First Nations Scar Tree

First Nations Scar Tree

3D Scanning Aboriginal Scar trees As part of a heritage assessment and conservation plan 3d scanning and HDR photographs were taken for three distinctively scarred remnant Eucalyptus albens tree at the Wilpinjong Mine – 40Km North-East of Mudgee The Wilpinjong Mine is an open-cut coal mine located 40 kilometers north east of Mudgee. In an agreement with…

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