Although the next piece of design is simply cutting edge i cannot admit myself that this is a matter of you like it or not. There is no fuss about it and no judgment. Keeping aside the art point of vie one cannot argue about the technology it involves and what this piece of information can further develop into. Only time could tell meanwhile please watch this below.
American artist and researcher Evan Roth has created a series of physical sculptures from
motion-tracked graffiti data. As co-founder of the free art and technology lab (F.A.T. lab)
and the graffiti research lab (G.R.L.) in Brooklyn, Roth is not new to integrating the two
channels of technology and art together.
For 'graffiti analysis: sculptures', a new software called 'GA 3D' was used with an earlier project, 'graffiti analysis', to capture the unseen motion involved in tagging. In collaboration with an anonymous Viennese graffiti writer,
motion data was collected in the streets and converted into workable 3D files.
The models were then made physical through the use of a 3D printer in ABS thermoplastic. The forms
are stretched by time in the z-dimension with pen speed expressed through the varying
thickness of the sculpture. All the information and software used in the project are open source
and available for download online.



