While it's not amazing these digital works in the round could be added to a folder on your computer to be curated into an online sculpture court. The thing about sculpture is it's three-dimensional. Cyber sculpture adds a plane. With the software you can rotate them on any axis so you can even see the bottom. This blog does not support virtual reality files so I am introducing the idea with screen grabs. The sculpture files are only 3 to 10 KB, a "kinetic" work has another kilobyte or two for a four second sequence and sited pieces are 100 to 325 KB larger but the program to open them is under 83 MB. There are two different shots of the first two in different settings at different angles, then unique ones: sited, aloft and in a grouping of three in the workspace. Fidget with legitimate digital art.
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