The sculpture Temporal Mimesis is based on the observation of states that can be traced through time to emerge as part of an ensemble. Their interrelationships are reconstructed and given concrete form as an artifact.

The forms take shape through a specific way of observing that focuses on the invisible, evoking a wide potential range of volume and form. Through the act of capturing, rearranging and reconstructing states, the seemingly invisible is made visible and becomes a possible reality.

Realized with the generous support of Protozone | Photos: Gerhard Ramsebner

The relief is realized using cinematography and 3D-scanning techniques to transcend the limits of two-dimensional representation of objects and to create forms that enable new perspectives of the ephemerality of moments in a traditional manifestation. The realization process undergoes an estrangement of the immediacy of sculptural work through the usage of CNC milling. The result is a translation of temporality and unseen forms in a algorithm designed relief from polyurethane.