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| Re: On the rockies glass mountains [message #14415 is a reply to message #14377 ] Tue, 06 July 2010 08:16 BST |
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 garenc
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I deliver you my team comments:
Denis Garcia, director:
"Everything drives to doubt of glass presence in this object, considering constraints of forms reached (angles, and returns, precision of lines in spite of a light distortion on the base) and of its extreme sharpness(delicacy). By touching and holding however, we recognize glass.
The expert glassworker knows in the analysis of such an object that known techniques do not allow such a realization. We are indeed in front of an innovation of process.
Questions which arise then are relative to the possible usage of such a technology: for what can it be use ? How artists and designers are going to appropriate? What applications and creations are going to be suggested by such an innovation?
It remains to obtain the transparency".
Eleonore Durand, intelligency:
"The drawing in 3D had let me imagine a bigger realization, something impressive and large-sized, audacious edges. This object seems smaller but I imagine that the process limits dimensions...
The landscape appears to be under the snow, a little bit vague, even if when we look it closely at, lines are well defined (roofs of houses)".
Philippe Laurent, ingenior:
"It isn't refering to the image of glass that we have, no transparency".
From translucidity...
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| What we like to reach [message #14841 is a reply to message #14752 ] Sat, 17 July 2010 13:16 BST |
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garenc
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For example (the best one), I stick here a picture of a Frenc glass artist and craftman, Amalric Walter, from early XXth century. He belongs to the rediscovering movement of "pâte de verre" like Egyptians done before. Surface and sub-surface colors are glass powders or enamels applied with brushes and water. For joke, this piece is solded 12000 €. Maybe, one day, 3d glass printing technique can do it for less...
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Man, I wish I could afford to experiment with the glass materials, that looks sweet ! 
