Fahz, A Custom 3D-Printed Vase With a Sculptural Form Based on Multiple Face Silhouettes
fahz is a custom 3D-printed vase with an asymmetrical form that is computer generated from the silhouettes of multiple people’s faces. The vases are created from multiple photos, each showing a different person in profile. The profiles are morphed so different silhouettes are visible depending on viewing angle (the effect is reminiscent of a Rubin’s vase image). fahz was created by Nick and Martha Desbiens of Desbiens Design Research. The duo is raising funds for the project on Kickstarter.
photos via Desbiens Design Research, animated GIF via Colossal
via Colossal
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