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This three-dimensional object was inspired by the world-famous sculpture from the American Pop-Artist Robert Indiana. The object is slightly more than 15x15x15 cm in size and seems to be hovering in free space (no photoshopping).
The actual model is only half a cube and mounted on a mirror. Some of the photos show a part of the frame.
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Ulrich Schwanitz
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Ulrich Schwanitz, the head behind trompe l'oeil, has a very diverse history, primarily in science and computer technology. In late 2010, he came into first contact with 3D printing as a manufacturing method and is now fascinated by and addicted to the technologies which transform digital designs into tangible goods . Ulrich's ideas and artwork is centered around the unexpected and the unfeasable. He enjoys the challenge and the pleasant surprise when ideas jump off their virtual existence on the computer screen and come to life in 3D.
