Photographer Boaz Meirovitch
ASIAN WEST
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This project started from a stone Schlosser found on the banks of Yarmouk River, a debris of an archeological near-by dig. Netally Schlosser scanned the stone and digitally cut the 3D model in the middle, as if to find its heart. She then symmetrically mirrored half of it and assembled the two parts, creating one entity which she then printed using a 3D printer. The result not only showed the inherent symmetry of all elements of nature but also, through the unification of the symmetrical parts, made a face emerge, transforming the stone into a figurine.
3D Printed on Stratasys J850 Prime
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Printer: J850 Prime
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Credits: Netally Schlosser, Stratasys, Su-Pad, Dvir Gallery, Mifal Hapayis Art Incubator program, ArtLane Foundation. In collaboration with the Rock Deformation Laboratory of the Department of Natural Sciences at Ben-Gurion University.
