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altreforme is established in 2008 as productive diversification of Fontana Group. The engineering sector, engaged from more than fifty years with the manufacturing of metal bodies for the most worldwide well-known and prestigious automotive companies, gives shape to a creative project exclusively intended for the contemporary design world
When I was younger I used to watch in fascination as my dad turned a block of clay into a masterpiece. Each day I would wake up see what he was working on then go to school and come back in anticipation for the changes and progress. No matter how weird and messed up I thought it looked at certain points. It would always end in a beautiful sculpture.
He hasn't worked on one for ages but he was recently hired to make a horse. This is just a model, he's gonna make a bigger bronze version that I can't wait for. But I'm happy to be watching the process again.
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Wellsford, New Zealand, December 2010
These are my first, fumbling steps in Processing. None of this stuff is particularly good or interesting, but I'm learning as I go.
This series of images depicts a one-night-only performance at th eAsian Art Museum curated by Imin Yeh and Mark Mayer. For this performance Justin spent the entire night carrying 7' tall slabs of glass with images of the Buddha up the stairs while his assistants (Jordan Essoe and Chris Treggiari) carried them back down. The performance yielded a Sisyphean result in which the complete image of the Buddha only came together in passing. It re-frames meditation and enlightenment as a process and not a goal and underlines the cyclic nature of rebirth and reincarnation as understood in Buddhism. the imaged Image Credit Bryan and Vita Hewitt Photography
Interactive generative design.
Reference to the quote « Form follows Function » of the architect Sullivan, Sound Form follows is a process of deformation, production volumes, objects by sound.
A 3D object, here a simple sphere, thus is distorted in accordance with the music, creating new forms, each reflecting sound at a time.