OB_011_Scanner_Portatil
Status
Status:: Finished
1. Operation data
Internal number: OB_011
Operational regime: Capture and Materialization
Source image: From life
Operational description:
The primary object was scanned with the portable scanner to attempt model recognition, then it began to be scanned freely to create and use the tool in other ways.
2. Tools and procedure
Tools / medium:
- IRIScan Book
Technical procedure:
- Scanning the model
3. Variables
Controlled variables:
- Hand movement
- Image resolution
- Number of colors in the image
- Image format
Uncontrolled / accidental variables:
- It is a tool where you are not sure how the image will turn out since it captures the image by surface, and because the model is spherical, there is a lot of space where depth is captured and darker areas appear. The tool is not very stable.
4. Visual sequence
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5. Visual selection
Crisis / threshold according to AI-assisted reading / ChatGPT
Crisis / threshold according to my perception
6. Crisis and formal-perceptual reading
Main crisis: form, fragmentation.
The operation affects the visual grammar of the image: form, contour, color, figure/ground relationship, legibility, recognition, and support.
The main crisis is due to the interruption of the form; the colors remain stable, they just become a bit more aged. By its very nature, the tool cannot capture the form in its totality and natural structure; beyond that, by using the tool creatively, it can be operated to produce more sweeping and disorder in the flow and perspective of the object, altering it.
7. Final evaluation and artistic reference
Operation notes / what I learned:
The operation can be used creatively, the operator can use it as a free creation tool; however, the framework for creativity is not very broad.
Final_status:
Works:: SI
How it destroys the image:
Works_on:: Formal
Level and richness of crisis:
Crisis:: Alta
Decision:
Selection:: Combinable / Guardar
Possible artistic reference
Referent:: Sarah Sze, Marco Breuer, Gerhard Richter
Possible works: