I came across this piece which reminds me of our class discussion about virtualising art. In class, I said that photographing artwork can transform the artwork. In this post, we can see how photographing artwork can literally change our perception of the work and also allow individuals to add themselves to the narrative of the piece.
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Fatima Al Rashed · March 26, 2021 at 11:22 pm
I also think that 3D is very interesting because the artist has to be intentional about its location since the art work is not movable as a painting, for example.
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