La escultura 3d a través de la digitalización

Abstract

The present investigation mentioned "3D sculpture through digitalization". It deals with how a 3D print can be obtained through modeling on a cell phone by means of an application "3D modeling", in which a number of modeling was performed, giving us as a result, a geometric figure, in this case a cube. The art fulfills different disciplines, different functions and manual reproductions, that is why during the evolution that has obtained the technology has caused changes in the processes, in this case in the field of sculpture, it caused an evolution in the modeling because the technology has been a tool of novel use in these new techniques. In reference to the topic investigated, the figure of the cube and its different manifestations have obtained commitment to clarity and logical simplicity. This work will be in charge of comparing the way in which the figure of the cube was present, since it deals with a relevant event in the historical trajectory of art. However, throughout history, it has been revealing different ways of evolution within technology in art. Taking sculpture as a means to obtain new skills, knowledge and experiences. Where digitalization being an activity clarified in the technological reality, which has been getting another perception in society, which is why this project has focused on minimalist artists, as they sought to reduce the different forms of order and complexity, where the interest they chose caused a favoritism for geometric shapes; one of the figures that stood out in this style was the cube, which is why a management of applications that gets on cell phones to create the desired design is performed. Chapters I and II will show the research that covers this topic, both for references, historical context and conception of the object of study. Chapter III visualizes the process of construction and elaboration of the artistic product, which deals with the digitalization of the cube. Finally, chapter IV will show the questions of the public, which have been obtained through the exhibition called "the guillotine" held in the auditorium of the campus of the Technical University of Machala.