INTERP

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INTERP is a series of digital sculptures generated by blending 100 unrelated photographs, placing them into simulated three-dimensional space, and importing them into photogrammetry software, tricking it into thinking the photographs are of a single object.

Every photograph in my library (approximately 12,000 images when the project began in 2012) were used as the input data set. In much of my work, I am interested in "useless" and culturally-derived data sets, so rather than use an arbitrary archive of photographs (a Google image search for a particular term, for example), it seemed more natural to use a finite set that I had generated.

Read more about the project and how it was made...

Models can be viewed in the browser or downloaded
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INTERP is a 2013 commission of New Radio and Performing Arts, Inc for its Turbulence.org website, made possible with funding from the National Endowment for the Arts. This project would not have been possible without their generous support.

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