Barcelona-based artist Evan Roth does beautiful translating motion into three-dimensional, sculptural forms, among his other digital works. In “Graffiti Analysis,” 2010 (video just posted), he algorithmically averages motion capture data from fifteen local tag artists to produce projected motion revealing the process and a squiggly sculpture seen here.
Graffiti Analysis, Barcelona, 2010
ABS Thermoplastic
31cm x 20cm x 35cm
Barcelona
2010evan-roth.com
http://evan-roth.com/work/graffiti-analysis-barcelona-2010/
Related works by the same artist:
A sculpture by Evan Roth based on the writing of Jean-Michel Basquiat
Paris, 2011
Made posible with support from La Gaîté Lyrique
http://evan-roth.com/work/gold/
And more Graffiti Analysis — here in Vienna, with a single anonymous graffiti writer from that city, also in 2010.
http://evan-roth.com/work/graffiti-analysis-vienna-2010/
hrhr, I think I know that Vienna tag. At least, I've seen a very similar one quite often already…
@bilderbuchi: Just don't blow his/her cover. 😉
Cool stuff, but tracking toys!
What I find so intretesnig is you could never find this anywhere else.
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