Where the Reverse Abstraction Series all began.
This hexadecimal sculpture is a recreation of Joseph Kosuth’s “One and Three Chair” piece. Kosuth poses a question of the reality of the chair in his sculpture. I chose to recreate this idea using one object. A 3D rendering of the chair used in Kosuth’s project was created, broken down into its basic hexadecimal code, and its skeleton built back up using only the code. The chair will look like a chair to both human and computer and will pose the question “which is the real chair?”
Where the Reverse Abstraction Series all began.
This hexadecimal sculpture is a recreation of Joseph Kosuth’s “One and Three Chair” piece. Kosuth poses a question of the reality of the chair in his sculpture. I chose to recreate this idea using one object. A 3D rendering of the chair used in Kosuth’s project was created, broken down into its basic hexadecimal code, and its skeleton built back up using only the code. The chair will look like a chair to both human and computer and will pose the question “which is the real chair?”